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Work · June 24, 2026

Palettu

Better color systems for real projects.

Palettu launched on June 24, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Picking nice colors is easy, but building a complete, usable color system is much harder. This started as a small tool for myself, but it slowly turned into something bigger. Palettes for UI design, websites, social posts, branding, and even business slides. You can generate full color systems, explore combinations, and use them across real projects instead of just saving pretty swatches. Would love your feedback, especially from designers, frontend devs, and creators.

Palettu.com — generate comprehensive palettes with primary, secondary, neutrals and utilities with powerful live demos. Designed for Tailwind CSS compatibility. Save and export palettes as JSON and more.

Palettu gives you a professional-grade color workspace from generation to export. Completely free. Define up to 3 core colors with full 11-shade scales generated automatically. Generate harmonious palettes using Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, and more. See your palette in action across 12+ real-world UI compositions instantly. One-click export your palette as Tailwind CSS config, ready to drop into your project. Persist palettes to the cloud and share snapshot links with your team. Open the full workspace to edit core colors, greys, utilities, live demos, and exports. Pick a color and see your 11-shade scale generated in real time. Start designing beautiful, consistent color palettes…from palettu.com

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