Random Colour Generator
Generates a batch of random hex colour codes, up to thirty at a time. Handy for breaking out of a rut when choosing a palette, for assigning distinguishable colours to chart series, and for generating placeholder colours during development.
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Result
#e7a47c #3bc2c4 #658ca3 #b32d89 #f0b46f
About
What the Random Colour Generator does
Purely random colours will not form a harmonious palette — they are drawn independently across the whole colour space, so expect clashes. Use them as a starting point: pick one you like, then build a proper scale from it with the Tint & Shade Generator.
How it works
Using the Random Colour Generator
- 1Choose how many colours you want, up to thirty.
- 2Each colour is drawn as a random value across the full 24-bit range.
- 3The value is formatted as a six-digit hex code.
- 4Codes are zero-padded so they are always valid.
- 5Copy any code from the list.
Use cases
What people use it for
- Finding an unexpected starting colour for a palette
- Assigning distinct colours to categories in a chart
- Filling placeholder blocks during layout work
- Generating avatar or tag background colours
FAQ
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