Color tools
Eleven small tools covering the three stages of color work: pick, verify, ship. No sign-up: everything runs in your browser, every hex value is there to copy, and saved palettes stay on your machine.
Text contrast checker
You built the palette; how much contrast does the body text actually get
Open tool →Text color picker
The background is settled; which text color actually reads on it
Open tool →Color scale generator
You have one brand color and no 50 to 900 scale around it
Open tool →Dark mode converter
You already have a light palette and need a dark mode that is not a negative
Open tool →Color card maker
You need to hand a set of colors to someone else as a printed sheet
Open tool →Color blindness simulator
Whether red-green colorblind users can tell your success and error states apart
Open tool →Image color extractor
You need the exact hex from an image, or from something on your screen
Open tool →CSS gradient generator
You need a CSS gradient for a banner and are guessing at angles and stops
Open tool →Palette comparison
Two candidate palettes side by side, and you cannot say which fits
Open tool →My color cards
You saved a few palettes and cannot find them again next visit
Open tool →Accessibility audit report
You want to verify that a palette library really meets its contrast claims
Open tool →The data behind the tools
Every tool can pull colors straight from the library: all 100 palettes have been through the WCAG gate at build time, and the tools run the same implementation the badges on those pages come from, so the numbers never disagree.
The same capabilities are callable over MCP
The math behind these pages also ships as MCP tools: contrast checking, text color suggestion and dark mode derivation, callable by your coding agent without opening a browser. The endpoint is keyless and speaks Streamable HTTP.
{
"mcpServers": {
"paletteget": { "url": "https://paletteget-mcp.y7206062.workers.dev/mcp" }
}
}