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Blend two HEX colors by ratio and generate intermediate shades.

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Color blender

Blend two HEX colors by ratio and generate intermediate shades.

Input format: Line 1=HEX A, Line 2=HEX B, Line 3=ratio 0..1

Output

Quick start

How to use color-blender

Enter input and view computed output.

  1. Step 1
    Enter input

    Paste or type your data in the input box.

  2. Step 2
    Compute

    The tool processes input instantly in your browser.

  3. Step 3
    Use output

    Copy output and continue your workflow.

In-depth guide

Color blender guide

Blend two HEX colors by ratio and generate intermediate shades. This tool is designed for fast local processing and practical day-to-day use.

Quick start

Paste input, review output instantly, then copy it for your workflow.

Input tips

Use one value per line for structured inputs. Common separators are handled gracefully.

Privacy

Processing runs in your browser tab for the MVP workflow, with no mandatory upload step.

When to use it vs alternatives

Use this tool for quick exploration, generation, previewing, and handoff values. Use your design system, brand guidelines, or accessibility review workflow when choices need formal approval.

Common pitfalls

  • Preview colours and generated assets in the context where users will actually see them.
  • Accessibility, contrast, and readability matter more than a palette looking good in isolation.
  • Generated values are a starting point; check names, formats, and edge cases before shipping.

Frequently asked questions

What does the color blender do?

It mixes two colors and produces a series of intermediate steps, which is useful for gradients, palettes and hover states.

Which color space is used for blending?

Blends are interpolated in RGB by default. Note that RGB interpolation can pass through a muddy midpoint for some color pairs.

How many steps can I generate?

Choose the number of intermediate stops you need; more steps give a smoother gradient between the two endpoints.

Can I copy the result as CSS?

Yes. Copy individual hex values or use them as gradient stops in a linear-gradient.

Why does my midpoint look grey?

Mixing complementary colors in RGB tends toward grey at the midpoint. Pick analogous colors or add more steps to keep the blend vivid.

Is any data uploaded?

No. All blending runs locally in your browser.

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