Random Color Picker

Generate random colors and color palettes for design, art, and creative inspiration. Get hex, RGB, and HSL values instantly.

Perfect For

🎨 Design Projects

Find inspiration for website designs, UI elements, and branding

🖼️ Art & Creativity

Discover new color combinations for paintings and digital art

💡 Creative Block

Break through creative blocks with random color inspiration

🎯 Testing & Development

Generate placeholder colors for prototypes and mockups

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the random color generator work?

Our color generator uses cryptographically secure randomization to generate RGB values (0-255 for red, green, and blue). These values are then converted to HEX, RGB, and HSL formats, giving you truly random colors with professional color codes.

Can I use these colors in my design projects?

Absolutely! All generated colors are free to use in any personal or commercial project. Use them for web design, graphic design, branding, UI/UX work, or any creative project. The HEX codes are ready to paste into design tools like Figma, Adobe XD, or CSS.

What's the difference between single color and palette?

Single color generates one random color at a time, perfect for quick inspiration. Palette mode generates 5 harmonious colors that work well together, ideal for creating color schemes for projects, websites, or designs.

How do I copy the color codes?

Click the copy button next to any color code (HEX, RGB, or HSL) to instantly copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it directly into your design software, CSS code, or documentation.

Is this useful for web designers and developers?

Yes! Our color picker provides all three major color formats (HEX for CSS, RGB for image editing, HSL for color manipulation). It's perfect for finding accent colors, generating placeholder colors during development, or exploring new color combinations for your projects.

Can random colors help with creative block?

Definitely! Random color generation is a great way to break out of your usual color choices and discover unexpected combinations. Many designers use random colors as a starting point for creating unique, fresh color palettes they wouldn't have thought of otherwise.