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Life & fun · March 29, 2023

Atmos – Everything you need to create color palettes

A color palette generator built for UI designers. Find colors, generate uniform shades and color scales, and create your palette in minutes.

Atmos – Everything you need to create color palettes launched on March 29, 2023 with 38 votes, #1,678 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

In plain words

Atmos is a tool for creating color palettes. It helps designers, artists, and anyone working with colors generate and organize palette options. The platform provides utilities for palette creation and management, making it useful for projects that require coordinated color schemes. Launched in 2023, Atmos is designed to streamline the color selection process for creative work.

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From the sources

Atmos gives you the tools to create professional color palettes. Built with UI designers in mind. Helping 30,000+ world’s greatest designers create beautiful designs. Kick-start your palette with a color generator or color wheel designed to find harmonious color combinations, from analogous and complementary schemes to a full color harmonyfrom atmos.style

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