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Upload any color palette and visualize it in UI mockups, dashboards, charts, typography, and accessibility tests
Visualize how this palette looks in real-world designs
See how your colors are distributed
Visual representation of color quantity
Learn how to test and preview your color schemes in real-world applications
The palette visualizer is a modern used-to tool for designers, developers, creators and every person who need to know how their color choices work in practical applications. Our tool allows you to test any color palette across various designs including exciting Charts, typography systems, UI components, data visualizations, and real-world mockups. Whether you're creating a new color palette for data visualization, selecting visualization color schemes for dashboards, or testing color combinations for web interfaces, this tool provides immediate visual feedback using real design previews before implementation.
Our palette visualization tool is for:
Beyond basic color testing, our tool " Color Palette Visualizer " offers specialized visualization capabilities:
This tool supports professional workflows across industries:
Our tool has various real life designs including a full SaaS dashboard mockup. To visualize your favourite palettes in dashboard designs, you can either select a palette from our gallery from palette explorer or create your own palette by selecting colors from palette visualizer. To visualize palettes from palette explorer, press 3 dots on any palette and select "Visualize Paletts" option. To visualize your own palette, visit "Visualize Palettes" in menu, select your colors and they will automatically populate across all designs including SaaS dashboard mockup.
Use our list of 12+ different visualization types inclusing pie charts, bar charts, line charts, radar charts, heat maps and data visualizations to see how your palettes perform or view in different data representation scenarios.
Yes! Click at any color box from palettes color display section, color spectrum will display, select any color from there and all the visualizations will automatically update in real time and show changes accross all designs. You can also use "Adjust Colors" and "Randomize Colors" buttons to view real time changes accross all designs.
Huesnatch offer 12+ different visualization types including data charts, typography examples, accessibility previews, button designs, card layouts, UI mockups, and gradient displays. Each type shows different aspects of how your selected palette performs in real world design previews.
Absolutely! Our accessibility and contrast preview section tests your palettes against WCAG rules. It shows how text appears on your palette colors and identify any contrast issues that may affect readability for users if you use them in your projects.
Press "Export" button from control pannel and download your palettes as high resolution images, SVG vectors, or shareable URLs. This makes it easy for every user to use or kept their final palettes for client presentations or to use them in their personal projects.
Our tool applied your palette colors to real word visualization components: buttons, SaaS dashboard mockups, Line chart, cards and typography, bar cards, Color gradients, pie charts and UI cards preview. You can also check how your palette handles various states like hover, disabled, and active to ensures consistency accros your projects.
Huesnatch currently supports visualizing one palette at a time. However, you can download palettes as images or SVGs and compare them side-by-side. You can also open multiple browser tabs with different palettes to visualize and compare them.
You can add upto 10 colors in a single palette for visualization. This 10-color limit works well for most design patterns that include primary, secondary, accent, neutral, and feedback colors.
Our typography visualizations use real font styles, sizes, and weights to simulate actual text rendering. This gives you an actual readability preview of how your palette colors view in different typography contexts.