LlamaGen Colors
Color tools for comics, palettes, and story worlds.
Build a scheme from a photo, learn the wheel, or steal a five-color script from a fairy tale. Then take the hex codes into a page, a character sheet, or a poster.
Color palette generator
Upload a still, pick a seed hue, or extract a five-color set from a comic panel. Copy hex, CSS, and contrast-ready combinations.
StartColor wheel
Turn a base color into complementary, analogous, triadic, and split schemes. See how hues relate before they hit a page.
StartColor script
Eighty-eight fairy-tale scenes distilled into five colors each. Open any card for ready-to-copy duos and trios.
StartFont pairing guide
Test display and body combinations built for comics, storybooks, and title cards. Two families. One mood.
StartColor meanings, used as decisions
Hue is not decoration. In a comic it tells you who is dangerous, what time it is, and whether the room is safe. Start with a small set and let one color do the talking.
Amber
#FCAF1B
Action and momentum. LlamaGen uses it for the primary move, not as wallpaper.
Ink
#202334
Authority, captions, and the line that holds a panel together.
Navy
#172A44
Night, depth, and the quiet behind a spotlighted figure.
Terracotta
#B8684C
Warmth, skin, clay, and the human side of a story world.
Sage
#D9EAD8
Rest, forests, and a cool counterweight to mustard and ink.
Cream
#FFFDF8
Paper. The surface a comic is printed on, even when it is a screen.
Next
Put the palette on a page.
High contrast between a bookish display face and a functional sans. The story feels printed; the UI stays calm. Generate a comic, a character sheet, or a storybook spread once the colors are locked.
Open the comic generator