colors.codes is a free named color library for the full sRGB color space. It treats each of the 16,777,216 hex codes as a color with a real, deterministic name and its own permanent URL, making individual colors directly shareable by link.
The site presents an infinite canvas of every sRGB color as its homepage. Clicking or otherwise interacting with a swatch opens that color’s detail page, where palette building, tints, shades, harmonies, and WCAG contrast tooling are available. The service also supports Tailwind export, and its FAQ describes the library as built for modern CSS. It includes tools for generating a Tailwind shade scale and for checking WCAG contrast between colors.
colors.codes also offers a companion Chrome extension. The extension provides the same toolkit inside any tab and is described as a side-panel workspace with an EyeDropper, Inspector, palette builder, image color extraction, harmony generation, contrast checker, and Tailwind export. The extension stores all data locally and does not track users.
Access is free, with no account required, no payment requested, and no advertising on the site. The page also states that the companion extension brings the toolkit to any tab with no account or paywall. The product is a web-based color library with a Chrome extension companion.
colors.codes is a Brand, color & typography project. Finding, naming, and sharing precise color codes and palettes for design and development without paywalls or accounts. It is built as a consumer product for designers. It is available for free. colors.codes is available on the web.
colors.codes first shipped in 2024. Among its 8 catalogued features are color naming, palette builder, and contrast checker.
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