Khroma
An AI color tool that learns your taste and generates endless palettes.
About
Khroma trains a small neural network in your browser on 50 colors you pick, then generates an endless scroll of color combinations tuned to your taste instead of generic color theory. Every pair ships with hex, RGB, CSS, and WCAG contrast ratings, and you can preview combos as typography, gradients, palettes, or overlaid on your own images. It is completely free with no account; favorites live in local browser storage. Limitations: no collaboration features, no native app, and training quality depends on picking a varied set of 50 colors.
What it can do
- Taste-trained palette generation; search by hue, name, hex, or RGB; typography/gradient/image previews; WCAG ratings; unlimited local favorites library.
Setup
Open the Khroma site, pick 50 colors you like, and let the in-browser network train (about three minutes).
Prerequisites
A modern web browser; nothing to install and no account needed.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 6/10
Scored 6/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: AI color tool by George Hastings; in-browser neural net trained on 50 picks verified via designmatters interview and multiple tool directories.; Free, no account, WCAG ratings per pair confirmed.; Smaller single-creator tool; no collaboration features and training quality depends on varied picks — honest limits captured..
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