What it does
Cohesive Colors is Javier Bórquez’s palette tool for adding a common tint to an existing colour set. Its repository publishes the web project and links ColorBlendjs for programmatic colour blending. Its web-project code uses the BSD 3-Clause open-source licence.
Start with colours that already have a role in the design, then explore a common tint across the group. The project is built around that focused palette adjustment.
For a code-driven version of the idea, the linked ColorBlendjs helper documents an overlay operation with two RGB arrays and an intensity from 0 to 1. Its input format matters: a colour is supplied as three channel values, such as an array of red, green and blue amounts.
The web project’s repository provides a local development route and a BSD 3-Clause licence. That licence permits source and binary redistribution under its notice conditions and does not permit using contributor names to endorse a derivative product without permission.
Strengths
- The workflow starts from an existing colour set.
- A linked JavaScript helper exposes blend intensity as a parameter.
Watch out for
- The linked JavaScript helper expects RGB arrays as colour inputs.
Best for
- Exploring a shared colour influence across an existing palette.
Sources
- GitHub - javierbyte/cohesive-colors: Tool that help you to create more cohesive color schemes. Add a tint to your existing colors. · GitHub (Oct 28, 2026)
- GitHub - javierbyte/colorblendjs: Color blends for javascript. · GitHub (Oct 28, 2026)
- cohesive-colors/LICENSE at master · javierbyte/cohesive-colors · GitHub (Oct 28, 2026)