Automated summary
Creates a cohesive UI color system from vibe descriptions and reference images.
Strengths
- Generates a complete palette with tokens for primary, accent, background, etc.
- Provides ready-to-use Tailwind CSS configuration snippets
- Includes WCAG accessibility notes and gradient suggestions
- Helps unify disparate visual assets into a consistent scheme
Limitations
- Relies on subjective interpretation of vibe words
- May not perfectly match brand guidelines without explicit constraints
- Generated palettes may need manual tweaking for specific use cases
Use when starting a new UI project, page, or component and need a harmonious color scheme based on a vibe.
Avoid if you must strictly adhere to an existing brand style guide with exact hex codes or if accessibility is already guaranteed by a design system.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill defines a purely design-oriented process for generating color palettes. It does not instruct any system commands, file operations, network requests, or code execution. There is no risk of destructive or exfiltrating actions.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Create a UI color palette for a productivity app with a vibe of 'calm focus, forest green, minimal'. Provide Tailwind config and accessibility notes.I have existing colors #2c3e50 and #e74c3c. Generate a full palette with primary, accent, background, surface, text, and muted tokens, plus Tailwind config and gradient suggestions.Give me a dark theme palette for a winter night ice climbing community site, moody and magical but professional. Include accessibility checks and gradient ideas.name: palette-stylist description: Create cohesive UI color systems from vibes and reference images. Use when starting a new page/component, unifying assets that feel off, or need consistent color tokens. Outputs core palette (primary, accent, background, surface, text), Tailwind config snippets, gradient suggestions, and accessibility notes.
Palette Stylist (Farben-Chef)
Create cohesive UI color systems from vibes and reference images.
When to Use
- Starting a new page/component
- Unifying assets that feel off
- Need consistent color tokens
- Colors are clashing or competing
Process
1. Gather Input
Ask for:
- Vibe words: Adjectives + references (e.g., "night ice climbing, moody, magical forest")
- Constraints: Accessibility/brand requirements
- Base colors: Any existing hex colors to keep
2. Generate Palette
Output a complete color system:
| Token | Hex | Usage | |-------|-----|-------| | primary | #hexcode | Main brand/action color | | primary-soft | #hexcode | Lighter variant, hover states | | accent | #hexcode | Highlight/CTA | | background | #hexcode | Page background | | surface | #hexcode | Cards, modals | | text | #hexcode | Primary text | | muted | #hexcode | Secondary text |
3. Tailwind Config
// tailwind.config.js
theme: {
extend: {
colors: {
primary: '#...',
'primary-soft': '#...',
accent: '#...',
background: '#...',
surface: '#...',
text: '#...',
muted: '#...',
}
}
}
4. Gradient Suggestions
Provide 2-3 gradient backgrounds with CSS and Tailwind classes:
/* Hero gradient */
background: linear-gradient(180deg, #base 0%, #mid 50%, #base 100%);
/* Tailwind: bg-gradient-to-b from-[#base] via-[#mid] to-[#base] */
5. Accessibility Notes
- Check contrast ratios (WCAG AA = 4.5:1 for text)
- Note any problematic combinations
- Suggest alternatives for low-contrast pairs
Example
Vibe: "Winter night, ice climbing, magical but professional"
Palette: | Token | Hex | Usage | |-------|-----|-------| | primary | #1e3a5f | Headers, primary buttons | | primary-soft | #2d4a6f | Hover states, borders | | accent | #64b5f6 | CTAs, highlights | | background | #0c1e2b | Page background | | surface | #1a2f3d | Cards, modals | | text | #e8f4fc | Primary text | | muted | #8ba3b5 | Secondary text |
Resources
- Coolors.co - Palette generation
- Contrast Checker - WCAG validation
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