Khroma

Khroma is an artificial intelligence color tool designed for creators to discover, search, and save personalized color schemes. Users train a neural network algorithm right in the browser by selecting an initial set of colors they like and blocking ones they do not. The platform generates infinite combinations based on thousands of popular human-made palettes from across the internet, displaying them as typography, gradients, custom images, or standard palettes.

• Train a neural network algorithm in the browser by choosing preferred colors
• Generate limitless personalized color palettes and combinations
• View combinations as typography, gradients, palettes, or custom images
• Search and filter the generator by hue, tint, value, color, hex, and RGB values
• Create an unlimited library of saved favorite combinations
• Access color names, hex codes, RGB values, CSS code, and WCAG accessibility ratings for each pair

Pros

• Personalizes color generation by learning individual preferences through an initial training step
• Provides versatile viewing formats including typography and gradients to visualize colors in context
• Includes detailed technical data such as hex codes, RGB values, CSS code, and WCAG accessibility ratings
• Allows users to build an unlimited library of saved favorite combinations for future reference

Cons

• Pricing is not published on the page and requires contacting the provider
• Specific details regarding supported export file formats beyond CSS and hex codes are not mentioned
• Integration capabilities with third-party design software are not listed in the facts

Khroma fits designers and creators who need a personalized color generation tool to discover, search, and save custom color schemes directly in their browser. It is well-suited for individuals looking to build an unlimited reference library of color combinations complete with CSS codes and accessibility ratings. It is a poor fit for users looking for automated integration into external design software or those requiring upfront, published pricing tiers.

The pricing model is not published on the page, and the listing states that users have to contact them for pricing.

Unlike static color palette libraries, Khroma uses a personalized AI algorithm trained directly by the user selecting their preferred colors in the browser. It combines this neural network training with thousands of popular human-made internet palettes to generate infinite custom options. Furthermore, it displays these results across multiple visual contexts like typography and gradients while providing technical outputs such as WCAG accessibility ratings and CSS codes.

The platform works in the browser and provides CSS code, hex codes, and RGB values for its color combinations.