Experiment with Website Colors Effortlessly

Generate and Apply Vibrant Color Palettes straight to your Website, with just a Few class names!

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What is Chromafy?

Chromafy is a Developer Tool in the form of a Web extension that lets you generate and apply color palettes to any website with just a few clicks.

It let's you choose from various color schemes, create custom palettes, export them and apply them to specific elements by adding class names or using css variables. This easy-to-use tool helps you experiment with colors and instantly see the results on live websites.

* { color: var(--chroma-text) }
.bg-chroma-primary-5
Card Component
fill: var(--chroma-accent)

Quick
& Flexible

Generate and Apply Vibrant Color Palettes straight to your Website, with just a Few tweaks!

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Why Chromafy?

Chromafy lets you apply diverse, curated color palettes directly to your website, streamlining the process of color experimentation without the need to manually select and reapply colors repeatedly.

Its flexibility allows you to customize any website, providing a more realistic and reliable visual representation compared to using just color palettes, static mockups or templates.

How Does it Work?

Five-Color Palette: Each Chromafy palette contains five colors: text, background, primary, secondary, and accent. You can apply these colors to any element using specific class names or CSS variables.

Generate and Apply: On clicking the generate button, Chromafy generates a new color palette that is automatically applied to the appropriate elements on the webpage, This feature makes it easy to experiment with different color schemes without manually setting colors.

Export for Implementation: Once you're satisfied with the palette, you can export these colors for use in your codebase, for a seamless transition from design to implementation.

Detailed Documentation: To best use Chromafy to fit your needs, refer to Chromafy docs to go more in depth and understand where and how to use appropriate class names or css variables.