Color Mixer

Pick two colours, slide the blend ratio, and instantly get the midpoint colour, a usable shade scale, and CSS you can paste into a stylesheet.

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Source Colours

Paste HEX values directly or use the colour pickers for quick exploration.

Colour A

Colour B

Blend Ratio

0% keeps Colour A exactly as-is. 100% becomes Colour B entirely.

Colour A Colour B

Quick Presets

Start from a mood, then nudge it toward your own brand palette.
Mixed Result

HEX, RGB, HSL, and the stepped blend scale stay in sync below.

HEX

RGB

HSL

CSS Gradient

Paste this into a background property, then tweak angle or stops if needed.

Intermediate Shades

A quick view of the blend journey from 0% to 100%.

Set your two source colours
Enter HEX for Colour A and B, or use the colour pickers for quick exploration.
Adjust the blend ratio
Move the slider to lean the result toward A or B. Use swap or random combo to try ideas faster.
Copy values and CSS
On the right, copy HEX, RGB, HSL, browse intermediate shades, and grab a ready-to-paste CSS gradient.
When is this tool most useful?
When you already have two anchor colours—brand accents, buttons, or illustration tones—and you need a midpoint, a simple shade scale, or a usable CSS gradient between them.
How does the blending work?
It uses linear interpolation in RGB space. That is fast and predictable for web UI work, backgrounds, and early visual exploration.
Why does the mix look different from what I expected?
Different colour spaces blend differently. RGB is screen-oriented; for print or perceptually uniform scales, refine the result in a dedicated colour workflow.
Can I build a brand shade scale here?
Yes. It is great for generating several transitional shades quickly, then picking the best ones for hover states, cards, dividers, or highlights.
Where can I use the generated CSS?
Paste it into a CSS background property, or bring it into design tools, decks, and design system docs as a starting point.
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