Color Palettes
Manojkumar Muthukumar Personalization
Color Themes / Palettes / Schemes: Paint your design with a symphony of hues.
- Downloads
- 8.7K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Oct 14
- 2026 · v7.4
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About Color Palettes
Unlock a universe of vibrant possibilities with this expansive collection of 1800+ expertly curated color palettes, seamlessly integrated within Figma for effortless design exploration.
Discover the perfect hues for every project, mood, and aesthetic:
Explore a stunning spectrum of colors, meticulously organized for effortless navigation.
Find inspiration in a diverse range of themes, from nature's serenity to urban vibrancy.
Effortlessly experiment with endless combinations to create truly unique designs.
Efficiently create mood boards, style guides, and cohesive visual experiences.
Effortlessly integrate palettes into your Figma workflow for seamless design implementation.
Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, this collection empowers you to:
Effortlessly establish harmonious color schemes.
Convey distinct emotions and brand personalities.
Elevate user experiences with impactful visual storytelling.
Unleash the power of color and bring your creative visions to life with this essential Figma resource.
Start exploring today and discover infinite possibilities!
Hue: The pure pigment of a color, its basic identity. (Think of the rainbow!)
Shade: Adding black to a hue, making it darker and richer. (Imagine dimming the lights.)
Tint: Adding white to a hue, making it lighter and softer. (Like adding sunshine to a room.)
Tone: Adding gray to a hue, muting its intensity. (Think of a vintage photograph.)
Saturation: The intensity or "vividness" of a color. (High saturation is like a freshly squeezed lemon, low saturation is like a faded old postcard.)
Temperature: Warm colors (reds, oranges, yellows) evoke feelings of heat and energy, while cool colors (blues, greens, purples) suggest calmness and peace.
Harmony: When colors create a pleasing and balanced aesthetic. (Like a well-dressed person or a beautiful sunset.)
Contrast: The difference in lightness or hue between two colors. (High contrast makes things pop, low contrast creates a subtle and sophisticated look.)
Mood and Feeling:
Energetic: Bright, warm colors like reds, oranges, and yellows.
Calming: Cool colors like blues, greens, and purples.
Sophisticated: Deep, muted colors like navy, emerald, and burgundy.
Playful: Light, whimsical colors like pastel pinks, blues, and yellows.
Luxurious: Gold, silver, and rich jewel tones.
Nostalgic: Vintage-inspired colors like muted greens, yellows, and oranges.
Themes and Inspiration:
Nature: Greens, blues, browns, earthy tones.
Ocean: Aquas, teals, blues, sandy beiges.
Sunset: Oranges, pinks, purples, fiery reds.
Cityscape: Grays, blues, blacks, pops of neon.
Retro: Vibrant 60s and 70s colors like mustard yellow, avocado green, and burnt orange.
Minimalist: Black, white, and neutral tones with pops of color.
Discover the perfect hues for every project, mood, and aesthetic:
Explore a stunning spectrum of colors, meticulously organized for effortless navigation.
Find inspiration in a diverse range of themes, from nature's serenity to urban vibrancy.
Effortlessly experiment with endless combinations to create truly unique designs.
Efficiently create mood boards, style guides, and cohesive visual experiences.
Effortlessly integrate palettes into your Figma workflow for seamless design implementation.
Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, this collection empowers you to:
Effortlessly establish harmonious color schemes.
Convey distinct emotions and brand personalities.
Elevate user experiences with impactful visual storytelling.
Unleash the power of color and bring your creative visions to life with this essential Figma resource.
Start exploring today and discover infinite possibilities!
Hue: The pure pigment of a color, its basic identity. (Think of the rainbow!)
Shade: Adding black to a hue, making it darker and richer. (Imagine dimming the lights.)
Tint: Adding white to a hue, making it lighter and softer. (Like adding sunshine to a room.)
Tone: Adding gray to a hue, muting its intensity. (Think of a vintage photograph.)
Saturation: The intensity or "vividness" of a color. (High saturation is like a freshly squeezed lemon, low saturation is like a faded old postcard.)
Temperature: Warm colors (reds, oranges, yellows) evoke feelings of heat and energy, while cool colors (blues, greens, purples) suggest calmness and peace.
Harmony: When colors create a pleasing and balanced aesthetic. (Like a well-dressed person or a beautiful sunset.)
Contrast: The difference in lightness or hue between two colors. (High contrast makes things pop, low contrast creates a subtle and sophisticated look.)
Mood and Feeling:
Energetic: Bright, warm colors like reds, oranges, and yellows.
Calming: Cool colors like blues, greens, and purples.
Sophisticated: Deep, muted colors like navy, emerald, and burgundy.
Playful: Light, whimsical colors like pastel pinks, blues, and yellows.
Luxurious: Gold, silver, and rich jewel tones.
Nostalgic: Vintage-inspired colors like muted greens, yellows, and oranges.
Themes and Inspiration:
Nature: Greens, blues, browns, earthy tones.
Ocean: Aquas, teals, blues, sandy beiges.
Sunset: Oranges, pinks, purples, fiery reds.
Cityscape: Grays, blues, blacks, pops of neon.
Retro: Vibrant 60s and 70s colors like mustard yellow, avocado green, and burnt orange.
Minimalist: Black, white, and neutral tones with pops of color.
What’s new
Version 7.4 · Updated October 14, 2026
Now Sync app with Stickdazzle. Fixed an issue with saving and bookmarking color palettes. Refreshed app logo assets for crisper visuals on high-resolution screens. Performance optimizations to make your design workflow smoother.
User reviews
Easy to Use, More Colours to explore & User Friendly
nice experience
User-friendly, responsive, consistent, secure, and add unique value to the user
Very good app easy to use got more color options...
Application is user friendly and Color's details can be get it easily as required.
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