Material Color Palette Generator
Generate Material Design 10-shade color palettes (50-900).
CMYK ↔ RGB ↔ HEX Color Converter
About Material Color Palette Generator
The Material Design 3 (M3) Color Palette & Dynamic Theme Generator creates complete tonal palettes (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Neutral, Error, Surface) with full 0-100 tonal levels from a single seed color based on Google Material You specifications.
How to Use Material Color Palette Generator
Step 1
Select or paste your brand seed color.
Step 2
Review the generated Light Mode and Dark Mode Material 3 color schemes.
Step 3
Select your preferred export format (CSS, Flutter Dart, Jetpack Compose, or JSON).
Step 4
Click "Copy Theme".
Practical Use Cases for Material Color Palette Generator
Generating Material 3 (M3) Dynamic Themes for Android & Flutter
Generate full tonal palettes (`md.sys.color.primary`, `surfaceContainer`, `onPrimaryContainer`) for Flutter and Android Jetpack Compose themes.
Building Modern Web App Dark / Light Material Themes
Generate harmonized Material 3 CSS variables for web applications with guaranteed accessible contrast across light and dark modes.
Input & Output Examples
Generating M3 Theme from Blue Seed (`#3b82f6`)
Seed Color: `#3b82f6`
Primary Tone 40 (Light Primary): `#005fc0` | Primary Tone 80 (Dark Primary): `#a6c8ff` | Primary Container: `#d9e2ff`
Key Features & Performance
- ✓Generates 6 full tonal palettes: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Neutral, Neutral Variant, Error.
- ✓Complete tonal levels: 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 95, 99, 100.
- ✓Exports to: Flutter ThemeData Dart code, Jetpack Compose Kotlin theme, CSS Custom Properties, and JSON tokens.
- ✓100% Client-Side Material color utility engine.
- ✓1-Click Copy Flutter/CSS theme.
Key Terminology & Definitions
Material Design 3 (M3) Dynamic Color
Google's color system that extracts algorithmic color palettes from user wallpapers or seed colors to theme entire OS interfaces.
Tonal Palette (Tones 0-100)
A 13-step scale of colors with identical hue and chroma but varying CAM16 perceptual lightness from pitch black (0) to pure white (100).