Coolors
6.0#13 in color palette generatorsFrom $3 a monthiOSWebExtension
VisitCoolors vs PaletteWB
What both publish
| Fact | Coolors | PaletteWB |
|---|---|---|
| Exports | Palette export options include PDF, image, CSS, ASE, SVG, code, Tailwind, and embed. | Palettes can be exported as rendered images, formatted text, or color cycling animations. |
| Image tools | The Image Picker extracts colors from photos, and Coolors also offers a collage maker and image converter. | It can apply palettes to indexed images, convert RGB images to indexed formats, and apply palettes to images in batch. |
| Maker | The homepage credits Coolors to Fabrizio Bianchi and identifies Fabrizio as its creator and maintainer. | The product pages identify Daniel Krajzewicz as the developer and responsible party. |
| Palette generation | The palette generator creates color schemes by pressing the spacebar. | Palette generation methods include interpolation and a cosine-based algorithm. |
| Purpose | Coolors describes itself as a color palette generator for designers, creators, and anyone seeking visual harmony. | PaletteWB is a Windows color palette editor for generating, importing, browsing, manipulating, applying, converting, and exporting palettes. |
Coolors plans
- Coolors Pro$3 a month
PaletteWB plans
- Test versionFree
- Full version$14.99, paid once
Pick Coolors if…
Coolors suits people who need to generate or browse color palettes, extract colors from images, or check text and background contrast. Its export options and extensions also suit users who want to carry palettes into other design tools.
Pick PaletteWB if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.