What it does
Khroma learns your colour preferences from 50 choices, then generates combinations in your browser. View them as typography, gradients, palettes or a custom image, and search by colour name, hue or numeric value. Its beta stores the generator and favourites locally on the current device.
Choose 50 colours and select Start Training. The selection should cover the hues, brightness levels and saturation you want included; you can edit it later, which resets the current generator.
Search accepts descriptions such as muted yellow or pairs joined with and, with or &. A name returns variations, while a hex or RGB value requests an exact colour. Never fail WCAG filters typography combinations by the tool’s contrast test.
Use Download Khroma data to save the personal generator and favourites. Import that file on the training page when moving to another browser or device. The current beta does not sync this local data through a user account.
Strengths
- Search distinguishes approximate named colours from exact hex or RGB inputs.
- Combination details include CSS, colour names and accessibility ratings.
Watch out for
- Beta data stays in one browser and device until exported.
- Changing the training selection resets the current generator.
Best for
- Designers repeatedly exploring colours that match their preferences
Sources
- Khroma colour tool (Oct 27, 2026)
- Khroma colour selection and training (Oct 27, 2026)
- Khroma generator search and settings (Oct 27, 2026)