Color palettes in your IDE
Generate professional color scales directly in any MCP-compatible editor using natural language. See interactive color swatches right in the conversation with MCP Apps support. Free to use.
What you can do
- Generate 5-color palettes — Create harmonious palettes with Primary, Secondary, Accent, Neutral, and Background colors. Choose styles like vibrant, muted, corporate, pastel, dark, earthy, and more.
- Generate monochromatic scales — Create 11-shade color scales from any color. Just say "generate a blue palette" and get shades 50-950.
- Export anywhere — Tailwind v4, SCSS, CSS variables, Figma tokens, iOS Swift, Android XML, JSON, or SVG.
- Check contrast — "Is this accessible?" Get WCAG 2.1 and APCA scores instantly.
- Convert formats — Hex, RGB, HSL, OKLCH, Display P3, HSV, CMYK — convert between any of them.
- Interactive UI — MCP Apps support means you see actual color swatches in the conversation on claude.ai and other compatible clients.
Example prompts
- "Generate a 5-color palette"
- "Give me a vibrant color palette"
- "Create a muted palette based on #3b82f6"
- "Generate a corporate color scheme"
- "Generate a blue monochromatic palette"
- "Export #3b82f6 as Tailwind CSS called primary"
- "Check contrast between white and #1a1a1a"
Why MCP instead of a plugin?
- Natural language — Say "make it warmer" or "more muted" — the AI understands context.
- Works everywhere — Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, OpenCode — one tool for every MCP-compatible IDE.
- Visual when you want it — MCP Apps renders interactive swatches on supported clients. Text fallback everywhere else.
- Runs locally — The MCP runs on your machine, no server required. Your data stays private.
How it works
- Add to your IDE — Copy the config snippet into your MCP settings file.
- Start asking — "Generate a warm orange palette as Tailwind CSS" — that's it.
Setup
Add the MCP to your IDE's configuration. Restart the IDE after saving.