Design Tools

Enhance your creative workflow with our collection of free design tools. From color palette extractors to business card makers, we offer everything you need to create stunning visual content for your projects. All tools are free to use, browser-based, and require no downloads or installations.

Design Tools

Birthday Invitation Maker (Adult)

Create beautiful adult birthday invitations in minutes with our free online birthday invitation maker.

Birthday Invitation Maker (Kids)

Create fun and colorful kids birthday invitations in minutes with our free online birthday invitation maker.

Business Card Maker

Create professional business cards in minutes with our free online business card maker.

Logo Maker

Create professional logos in minutes with our free online logo maker.

Color Tools

CMYK to Pantone Converter

Convert CMYK color codes to closest Pantone color matches.

Color Contrast Checker

Check color contrast ratios for web accessibility with our free online tool.

Color Gradient Maker

Create stunning color gradients for your web projects with our free online tool.

Color Palette Generator

Create beautiful color palettes with our free online tool.

Color Palette Viewer

View and edit color palettes in real design. Preview your color palette in real design.

Color Wheel

Explore color theory with our free online color wheel tool.

Gradient Palette Maker

Create beautiful color gradient palettes with our free online tool.

Hex to Pantone Converter

Convert HEX color codes to closest Pantone color matches.

HSV to Pantone Converter

Convert HSV color codes to closest Pantone color matches.

Image Color Palette Extractor

Extract color palettes from any image with our free online tool.

Image Color Picker

Extract colors from any image with our free online color picker tool.

Palette Collage Maker

Create beautiful photo collages online with our free palette collage maker.

Popular Color Gradients

Explore trending color gradients for your design projects.

Popular Color Palettes

Explore trending color palettes for your design projects.

Popular Colors

Explore trending color schemes and popular palettes for your design projects.

RGB to Pantone Converter

Convert RGB color codes to closest Pantone color matches.

Design Knowledge & Resources

✨ Did You Know?

•Color psychology suggests that blue evokes trust and reliability, which is why it's commonly used in corporate designs.
•The golden ratio (approximately 1:1.618) has been used in design for centuries to create aesthetically pleasing compositions.
•White space (negative space) is a crucial design element that improves readability and visual hierarchy.
•The average person makes a judgment about a website in just 50 milliseconds based on visual design alone.

🎨 Design Principles

•Contrast: Creates visual interest and helps guide the viewer's attention to important elements.
•Repetition: Creates consistency and strengthens the unity of your design.
•Alignment: Creates a sharper, more organized design by establishing visual connections between elements.
•Proximity: Related items should be grouped together to create a visual relationship between them.

🔥 Popular Design Trends

Minimalism

Focuses on simplicity, using only essential elements to create clean, uncluttered designs with plenty of white space.

Glassmorphism

Creates a frosted glass effect with transparency, blur, and subtle borders that give depth to flat interfaces.

Dark Mode

Reduces eye strain in low-light conditions and can make colors and design elements pop more dramatically.

👀 Accessibility Tips

Creating accessible designs ensures your content can be used by everyone, including people with disabilities.

•Maintain a color contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text to ensure readability.
•Don't rely solely on color to convey information; use additional indicators like patterns, icons, or text.
•Use a clear hierarchy and consistent navigation to help users understand and navigate your design.

✏️ Typography Essentials

Typography is a powerful design element that can make or break your visual communication.

•Limit your design to 2-3 complementary fonts to maintain visual harmony.
•Establish a clear type hierarchy with distinct sizes for headings, subheadings, and body text.
•Consider line height (leading) and letter spacing (tracking) to improve readability.
•Sans-serif fonts are generally better for digital interfaces, while serif fonts work well for long-form content.

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