What is Huemint?
Huemint is a web tool that uses machine learning to generate colour palettes. Instead of producing a flat row of swatches, it thinks about how each colour will be used, such as background, text, accent or logo, and picks colours with the right contrast between them.
Every palette is shown straight away on a mockup, like a brand card, a website layout, a gradient or an illustration, so you can judge it in context before copying the hex codes. The creator trained the model on about 1.2 million design images and offers random, transformer and diffusion generation methods to compare.
Main Features
- Brand palettes with 1, 2 or 3 colours
- Website palettes with accent colours and a monochrome option
- Gradients with 2 to 10 colours
- Illustration palettes for flat artwork
- Live mockup previews of every palette
- Lock colours you like and regenerate the rest
How to Get Started with Huemint
- Open huemint.com and click Launch.
- Pick a mode such as Brand, Website, Gradient or Illustration.
- Click Generate, and lock any colour you want to keep.
- Copy the hex codes of the palette you like into your design tool.
Huemint Pricing
Huemint is free to use on the website with no account and no paid plan. A public API is offered for non-commercial use, provided as is.
Who Should Use It?
- Designers starting a new brand
- Developers choosing website colours
- Illustrators looking for flat colour sets
- Students learning colour and contrast
- Small business owners making a logo or flyer
Huemint Alternatives
- Coolors: Fast colour palette generator with a big library of saved schemes.
- Brandmark: AI logo maker that also suggests brand colours.
- Kittl: Online design tool with templates, fonts and AI features.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Huemint free?
Yes. The palette generator on the website is free and needs no account. There is no paid plan.
How is Huemint different from a normal palette generator?
It assigns colours to roles like background, text and accent, and checks contrast between them, then shows the result on a mockup.
Can I use Huemint palettes commercially?
Colour codes themselves are not owned by anyone, so you can use them in your designs. The API is only offered for non-commercial use.