Random Color Generator
Generates a random color each time. Shows the HEX and RGB values so you can use it in code or design. Previous colors stay visible below so you can build up a palette and copy the ones you like.
How to use
- Click Generate Color (or press Space) to get a random color.
- Click the HEX or RGB value to copy it.
- Previous colors are shown below so you can compare and pick favorites.
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This tool generates a random color each time you click and shows you its HEX code, RGB values, and HSL values. You can copy the value in any format with one click. It is useful for design projects when you want a starting point for a color palette, or for testing UI components with random color inputs.
Random color generation can be a creative starting point for design work. Colors you would never think to pick manually sometimes turn out to be exactly what a project needed. The copy button makes it frictionless to grab a color and drop it into Figma, CSS, or any other tool. You can also generate several and build a palette by clicking repeatedly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What color formats does it show?
Each generated color shows the HEX code (e.g. #4A7CF3), RGB values (e.g. 74, 124, 243), and HSL values. All formats can be copied individually.
Can I generate multiple colors at once?
Click the generate button multiple times to build up a collection. You can copy each color as you go to assemble a palette.
Is there a way to lock certain colors while regenerating?
Not in the current version. Each click generates a fully new color.
What are HEX colors used for?
HEX codes are the standard format for colors in web development (CSS, HTML). RGB is used in digital design tools and programming. HSL is useful for adjusting hue, saturation, and lightness independently.