About Adobe Color
Adobe Color is a web tool for finding, building and saving color palettes. It is part of the Adobe family of creative software and is widely used by designers.
What it does
Adobe Color lets you browse palettes made by others or create your own. You can pull colors from a photo, adjust a scheme on a color wheel, or check the contrast between two colors. Themes for branding, social media and web give you ready-made starting points.
Key features
- Trending palettes and curated themes
- Color wheel for building color schemes
- Palettes and gradients pulled from images
- Contrast checker for color pairs
- Save palettes to Creative Cloud libraries
Who it's for
Adobe Color suits graphic designers, illustrators and web designers who want quick palette ideas. It also helps teams that share brand colors across different apps. Beginners can start from the curated themes and adjust them over time.
Pricing and good to know
Saved palettes go to your Creative Cloud libraries, so you can reuse them in other Adobe apps. Applying palettes automatically inside Adobe Express requires a paid plan. The tool runs in the browser, so you can explore palettes without installing software.
Highlights
- Browse trending palettes and curated themes
- Build schemes with a color wheel
- Pull palettes and gradients from images
- Check contrast between two colors
- Save palettes to Creative Cloud libraries
