Palette Picker is a desktop colour palette generator for designers, developers, creators and brand builders who want fast palette generation, useful export formats, accessibility checks and a reusable colour library in one focused tool.
Available for desktop, or as a separate Notion template for palette planning inside your workspace.

Create polished colour palettes instantly, then adjust the balance until they are just right for your project.
See WCAG contrast ratings at a glance, so your colours are easier to judge before they reach a live interface.
Export your palette as CSS variables, Tailwind classes, JSON, PNG or a polished UI Snapshot image file.
It’s easy to copy your colour values in one-click, with the choice of RGB, HSL or Hex values.
Simple drag & drop lets you rearrange your palette, with the ability to lock colours across generations.
Save palettes to the app’s library for re-use. All storage is local only. Private, secure, and all yours.
Palette Picker is built around the little decisions that happen between “that colour looks nice” and “this colour system is ready to use”. It helps you generate, compare, reorder, copy, save and export palettes without turning colour selection into a messy side quest.
Use the desktop app for interactive palette generation and exports, or grab the Notion version for palette organisation inside your workspace.
Windows 10/11
£4.95
The full interactive palette tool for generating, refining, saving and exporting colour palettes from your desktop.
Works Out Of the Box
£4.95
Notion version for storing, organising and reusing colour palette ideas inside your existing Notion setup.
Choose your preferred marketplace. Each option gives you the same great tool and the version that fits your setup.


Prefer to manage palette ideas inside Notion? The Notion version
is available through Notion Marketplace.
Palette Picker includes both an installer version and a portable version. To install, simply run the installer .exe file and follow the on-screen instructions.
You can find full documentation for Palette Picker over on the Luke Dunsmore Docs site.
If you’re on the Notion version, the documentation is also built into the template for quick reference.