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Color Theory AI · Hands-onComplementary / Triadic / Analogous / Split-Complementary / Tetradic — visualised in one click

Color theory is foundational design knowledge, yet a PDF textbook is forgotten in 3 days. Color Theory AI turns each rule into interactive case studies: pick 'complementary' → AI generates 6 real-world cases (poster / web / interior / fashion) with designer annotations and counter-example anti-patterns.

Personal Color Test Playground

Recommended: switch to nano-banana-pro or gpt-image-2

Templates

Tap a card to fill the prompt — it will not generate yet

iOS

Upload a selfie or write one prompt. The model maps your season and returns a card.

Examples

Every image below was made with GPT Image 2.5. Tap “Use this prompt” to load it into the workspace above.

Color harmonies
Color harmonies
Warm vs cool
Warm vs cool
Value and saturation
Value and saturation

Why this tool

Complementary

180° opposites: red↔green / blue↔orange / yellow↔purple — max drama, hardest to balance.

Triadic

120° three-way: red/yellow/blue — classic balance, ideal for kids / festive design.

Analogous

30°-adjacent trios: orange-yellow-green / blue-purple-pink — most harmonious, hardest to mess up.

Split-Complementary

Main + 30° each side of its complement: drama softened. e.g. blue + yellow-orange + red-orange.

Tetradic

Rectangle 4-way: rich but hard to balance — needs 1 dominant + 3 support hierarchy.

60-30-10 golden ratio

Main 60%, support 30%, accent 10% — universal interior/UI rule. AI follows this ratio by default.

FAQ

Color theory / personal color / palette generator — same thing?

Different things. Color theory = objective rules (complementary etc.). Personal color = what flatters your skin. Palette generator = applied output. We provide all three as separate tools.

I’m an engineer / PM — can I learn color from this?

Yes. Each theory ships with 6 generated cases + counter-examples + designer notes — 5× faster than PDF textbooks. Suggested path: Complementary → Analogous → Triadic → Split-Comp → Tetradic → 60-30-10.

Can I apply this to code / web design?

Yes. Every case exports as Tailwind classes / CSS variables / Figma styles. Optionally call the palette generator to extend the demo palette into a full 8-color brand system.