Find the look for your website.
Website color palettes and font pairs
50 color palettes, font pairs and corner styles on one real website. Pick a mood, click through the colors, or roll the dice.
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Strategy
We learn how your business runs and plan a site around it.
Design
A look that fits your brand and works on every phone.
Launch
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Book a free callClick a color to copy its code. Use ← → on your keyboard to browse.
How to choose the best color palette for your website
The right colors make a website easier to read, easier to trust and easier to remember. A good website color palette has a calm background, a clear text color and one strong accent color for buttons and links.
In our Color Studio you can check 50 website color palettes on a real page, compare light and dark color schemes, and see which font pair and corner style suit your business. When you find a color combination you like, copy the color codes and share them with your designer — or with us.
One that fits your brand and keeps text easy to read. Start with a neutral background, a dark or light text color with strong contrast, and one accent color for buttons. Calm and minimal palettes suit most businesses; bold and playful ones work for brands that want to stand out.
Usually five or six: a background, a surface color for sections, a text color, one main accent, a second accent and a button text color. That's exactly what each palette in the Color Studio shows.
Light websites feel open and familiar and work well for most shops and services. Dark websites feel modern and premium, great for tech, nightlife and luxury brands. Use the Light / Dark switch above to compare both on the same page.
Yes. Note the palette code (for example PV 12) and mention it when you book a free call — we'll use it as the starting point for your design.