Color Palette Generator

Generate beautiful color palettes instantly. Browse curated schemes, build custom palettes, check contrast, and export for infographics, web design, or presentations. Free, no signup.

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How to Use

  1. 1

    Open the editor

    Launch the free infographic editor — no signup needed.

  2. 2

    Browse palettes

    Open the theme panel and browse 15 curated color palettes, each tested for contrast and accessibility.

  3. 3

    Apply a palette

    Click any palette to instantly apply it to your entire infographic — all widgets update at once.

  4. 4

    Customize individual colors

    Fine-tune any color using the color picker on each widget, or keep the palette as-is.

  5. 5

    Export

    Download your infographic with the perfect color scheme — free, no watermark.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many color palettes are available?

GraphMake ships with 15 curated palettes covering corporate, warm, cool, bold, pastel, and monochrome styles. Each palette has 6 colors balanced for contrast, accessibility, and visual coherence. Read our color psychology guide at /blog/color-psychology-infographics for tips on choosing the right one.

Can I create my own custom color palette?

Yes. Every widget has its own color picker, so you can set any hex color you want. You can also start from a preset palette and customize individual colors.

Are the palettes colorblind-friendly?

Our palettes are designed with sufficient contrast between adjacent colors. For maximum accessibility, use the "Corporate Blue" or "Ocean Depth" palettes, which rely on blue-orange contrasts that work for nearly all types of color vision.

Can I use different colors for different widgets?

Absolutely. Apply a palette as your base, then override individual widget colors as needed. Each chart, stat card, and text block has independent color controls.

Can I use this as a pie chart color palette generator?

Yes. Pick a palette with enough distinct colors for each slice, then apply it to /tools/pie-chart-maker or the Pie Chart widget in the full editor.

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