What is Khroma?
Khroma is an AI colour tool for designers. You start by choosing colours you like and skipping ones you do not, and Khroma trains a small neural network on those choices. The training runs in your browser.
After that it generates an endless stream of colour combinations that suit your taste, based on popular human-made palettes. You can view them as typography, gradients, palettes or on a custom image, search by hex or RGB, and save the ones you like to a personal collection with names, codes and a WCAG contrast rating.
Main Features
- Personal AI model trained on colours you pick
- Unlimited palette and colour pair suggestions
- Previews as type, gradient, palette or image
- Filter by hue, tint and value, or search by hex and RGB
- Saved collection with hex, RGB and CSS codes
- WCAG accessibility rating for colour pairs
How to Get Started with Khroma
- Go to khroma.co and click Get started.
- Pick the colours you like from the grid to train your model.
- Browse the generated combinations in the view you prefer.
- Save favourites and copy their codes into your project.
Khroma Pricing
Khroma is free to use. There is no paid plan listed on the site.
Who Should Use It?
- Graphic designers who want palettes that fit their style
- UI designers checking text contrast
- Brand designers exploring colour directions
- Illustrators building a personal colour library
- Anyone who struggles to pick colours
Khroma Alternatives
- Coolors: Popular palette generator with lock and shuffle controls.
- Kittl: Design platform with templates and AI tools.
- Recraft AI Image Generator: AI image and vector generator with brand colour controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Khroma free?
Yes. Khroma is free to use and does not list any paid plan.
How does Khroma learn my taste?
You choose colours you like at the start, and a neural network trained in your browser uses those picks to suggest new combinations.
Does Khroma check accessibility?
Yes. Saved colour pairs show a WCAG accessibility rating so you can see whether text will be readable.
