Keep the colors that click
Lock any swatch before shuffling. You can also choose an exact color with its color control. Locks protect against shuffling, not manual edits.
Your workspace
Get more out of it.
Take the palette into your project
Copy the hex list for a design tool, or download a vector SVG with all five swatches and readable labels.
A PRACTICAL FIELD GUIDE
Turn a happy accident into a usable palette
Start here
Shuffle to find a starting point, then lock a color you want to keep and shuffle the others. Use an individual color control when you already have a specific shade in mind. A lock protects a swatch from random shuffling; it does not prevent you from changing that swatch manually.
A worked example
Give the five colors different jobs before deciding whether they work together. Try one as a background, one for main text, one for an accent and the others for supporting surfaces. A palette that looks striking as five equal blocks may feel overwhelming when every color competes for attention in a real layout.
Before you rely on it
Copy the hex list or download the SVG before leaving the page. Nothing is saved automatically. Random palettes do not guarantee accessible contrast: check the exact foreground and background pairs you intend to use, including hover and disabled states. Color should support labels and shapes rather than being the only way to communicate meaning.
A few useful answers.
Are these accessible color combinations?
Not necessarily. Random colors are inspiration, not a contrast guarantee. Test text and background pairs before using them.
Is my palette saved?
Only while this page stays open. Download or copy your colors before leaving.