Khroma
AI color tool that learns your taste and generates palettes.
Free to use.

Khroma is a free AI design tool for discovering colors. Instead of generic palettes, it learns the colors you personally like and then generates endless combinations tuned to your taste, which is handy for branding and UI work.
What you can do
You start by choosing around fifty colors you like, and Khroma trains a personalized algorithm on your picks. From there it generates unlimited color pairs, gradients and combinations, previewing each as typography, gradients and sample images so you can judge them in context. Every result comes with copyable hex and other values, and you can save favorites to return to later.
Filters and search let you steer toward lighter, darker or more saturated results as you browse.
Who it’s for
Designers, brand builders and developers who want fresh color palettes that actually match their style. In the design category, Khroma’s personalization sets it apart from static palette galleries. Because it’s completely free, it’s an easy tool to keep bookmarked for any project that needs color inspiration.
Key features
- Learns your taste from an initial set of colors
- Generates unlimited personalized color combinations
- Preview colors as type, gradients and images
- Copy hex, RGB and other color values
- Save and revisit favorite palettes
- Search and filter generated results
Pros & cons
👍 Pros
- Personalized to your color preferences
- Completely free with unlimited generations
👎 Cons
- Requires an initial training step
- Focused on color, not full brand systems
Khroma — FAQ
Is Khroma free?
Yes. Khroma is free to use. You train it once on colors you like, then generate unlimited palettes from your personal model.
How does Khroma work?
You pick around 50 colors you like, and Khroma trains a personalized algorithm that generates combinations matching your taste.
What can I do with the results?
Browse generated color pairs, gradients, typography previews and images, then save favorites and copy hex values for your projects.
Do I need an account?
You train a personal color model in the browser, and saving favorites lets you return to your generated combinations later.



