🎯 About Color Mixer

Our Color Mixer tool lets you blend 2, 3, or 4 colors together to create beautiful custom shades. Choose your colors, adjust each color's percentage contribution, and instantly see the mixed result.

Perfect for designers, artists, and anyone exploring color combinations for their creative projects.

📝 How to Use

  • Choose how many colors you want to mix (2, 3, or 4)
  • Click each color box to select your colors
  • Optionally, enter HEX codes directly
  • Adjust the percentage slider for each color
  • Make sure percentages add up to 100%
  • Click "Mix Colors" to see the result
  • Copy the HEX or RGB values with one click

🎨 How Color Mixing Works

Digital color mixing uses the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) additive color model:

  • Additive Mixing: Colors are combined by adding light wavelengths together
  • Percentage Control: Each color contributes based on its percentage value
  • RGB Calculation: Each color channel is weighted and combined proportionally
  • Multiple Colors: You can mix 2-4 colors simultaneously for complex blends

✨ Key Features

  • Mix 2-4 Colors: Flexible mixing from 2 to 4 colors
  • Percentage Control: Adjust each color's contribution individually
  • Visual Feedback: See your colors and percentages clearly
  • Auto Validation: Ensures percentages total 100%
  • HEX Input: Enter colors via HEX codes directly
  • Instant Results: Real-time color mixing
  • Copy Values: One-click copy for HEX and RGB
  • 100% Free: No registration or payment required

💡 Common Uses

  • Creating unique color palettes for web design
  • Finding intermediate colors for gradients
  • Exploring color combinations for branding
  • Digital art and illustration color mixing
  • UI/UX design color schemes
  • Creating custom theme colors
  • Learning about color theory practically
  • Finding harmonious multi-color blends

💡 Pro Tips

  • Start with equal percentages and adjust from there
  • Use 3-4 colors for more complex, rich blends
  • Try mixing complementary colors at different ratios
  • Mix bright colors with white (or light colors) for pastels
  • Experiment with dominant colors (60-70%) and accent colors
  • Save your favorite combinations by copying the HEX values