Color tools for comics, palettes, and story worlds.

Build a scheme from a photo, learn the wheel, or steal a five-color script from a fairy tale. Then take the hex into a page.

Open the The Poisoned Apple color script

Snow White · The Poisoned Apple

Color palette generator

Upload a still, pick a seed hue, or extract a five-color set from a comic panel.

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Color wheel

Turn a base color into complementary, analogous, triadic, and split schemes.

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Color script

Eighty-eight fairy-tale scenes distilled into five colors each, with every duo ready to copy.

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Font pairing guide

Test display and body combinations built for comics, storybooks, and title cards.

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Color meanings, used as decisions

Hue is not decoration. In a comic it tells you who is dangerous, what time it is, and whether the room is safe.

  • Amber

    #FCAF1B

    The primary move. Action, not wallpaper.

  • Ink

    #202334

    Authority, captions, and the line that holds a panel.

  • Navy

    #172A44

    Night, depth, and the quiet behind a spotlight.

  • Terracotta

    #B8684C

    Warmth, skin, clay, and the human side of a world.

  • Sage

    #D9EAD8

    Rest, forests, and a cool counterweight.

  • White

    #FFFFFF

    The page. Color sits on it; it is not a tint.

Put the palette on a page.

High contrast between a bookish display face and a functional sans. The story feels printed; the UI stays calm. Generate a comic once the colors are locked.

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