Analogous Color Generator

neighbouring hues · choose how many · click to copy

Analogous colours sit next to each other on the wheel, so they always feel harmonious — think of a sunset sliding from red through orange to yellow. Pick a base colour and how many steps you want; the palette spreads evenly around it. Computed in your browser; click a swatch to copy its hex.

When to use analogous colours

Because the hues are close, an analogous palette is soothing and cohesive — ideal for backgrounds, gradients, nature themes, and anywhere you want unity over contrast. The usual advice: let one colour dominate, support it with the neighbours, and if you need a focal point, borrow a single accent from the opposite side of the wheel.

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