Analogous Color Scheme Generator

Create beautiful analogous color schemes that work harmoniously together. Analogous colors are adjacent on the color wheel and create natural, pleasing combinations.

Base Color:

Number of Colors:

Angle Range:

Generated Analogous Scheme

Color Codes

Export Options

How to Use

Choose Base Color: Select your starting color using the color picker or enter a HEX code.
Set Parameters: Choose the number of colors and angle range for your scheme.
Generate Scheme: The tool automatically creates an analogous color scheme.
Export: Copy the color codes or download the palette for your project.

Color Theory

Analogous color schemes use colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. This creates:

Harmony: Natural, pleasing color combinations
Cohesion: Colors that work well together
Versatility: Suitable for various design applications
Accessibility: Generally good contrast when used properly

Best Practices

Use one dominant color and others as accents
Consider contrast for text readability
Test your scheme in different lighting conditions
Use analogous colors for backgrounds and subtle elements
Combine with complementary colors for emphasis

Accessibility Guidelines

Ensure sufficient contrast between text and background
Test with color blindness simulators
Provide alternative text for color-coded information
Use patterns or shapes in addition to color

FAQ

What is an analogous color scheme?

An analogous color scheme uses colors that are adjacent on the color wheel, creating harmonious and natural-looking combinations.

How many colors should I use in an analogous scheme?

Typically 3-5 colors work best. Too many colors can make the design look cluttered, while too few may lack visual interest.

When should I use analogous colors?

Analogous colors are perfect for creating cohesive designs, backgrounds, and when you want a calm, harmonious feel.