- Six palette generators: Color Hunter, complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, coolors.co.
- Perceptual color generation using OKLCH and OKHSL with sRGB gamut mapping.
- Automatic and manual modes with an adjustable generation interval.
- Palette history for navigating through up to 100 generated palettes.
- First-class mouse support for hovering, selecting, dragging, scrolling, and copying colors.
- Keyboard-driven workflow with Vim keys and arrow-key alternatives.
- Range selection to copy one color or a continuous group of colors.
- Clipboard export as CSS variables, SCSS variables, Tailwind colors, SVG, or PNG.
- HEX, RGB, and HSL output with human-readable color names.
- Ready-made palettes — add a dedicated screen for browsing and copying ready-made color palettes.
- More palette generators — expand the collection of built-in templates for generating color palettes.
- Custom generator API — provide an API and integrate an embeddable scripting language(lua?), so users can create their own palette generation templates.
Color Hunter currently targets Linux. You need Rust 1.88+ and a terminal with True Color support.
git clone https://github.com/aprogramq/color-hunter.git
cd color-hunter
cargo install --path .
color-hunterSettings are saved automatically to:
~/.config/color-hunter/config.toml
Color Hunter is available under the MIT License.
Color names are derived from color-name-list. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for attribution.
