YOUR BRAND

Create your vision

Palette Generator

If you know your primary colour - you can start here.

Else leave this step until last

Use the colour palette generator to create harmonious colour schemes. Choose a base colour, apply a colour harmony, and generate a balanced palette instantly.​

Brand Style

Explore the 5 Brand Styles below - they lead to a broader selection of the style. Choose one that resonates most - you could cross over into a couple.

CREATE a new Pinterest board just for your Brand and pin anything that you really love. AIM for 20 pins.

BONUS: once a Style is established use that word in your Pinterest search

  • eg. Minimalist Branding

  • Minimalist Pattern

  • Minimalist Website

  • Minimalist Inspiration

  • Minimalist Style

Palette Generator from Images

When you gather a group of images you’re naturally drawn to, your colour preferences often become much clearer.

Take a screenshot of your full Pinterest board, then upload it to a palette generator. By stepping back and looking at the board as a whole, you’ll start to see the colours, tones and moods that keep repeating.

It’s less about choosing colours one by one, and more about noticing the visual pattern your eye already loves.

Start with a collection of images you love.

Pinterest Screenshot

Then let the palette generator reveal the colours that keep showing up.

  1. Click the image icon and upload your Pinterest board screenshot.

  2. Notice where all the round colour dots are - move them around until you find a colour/tone you like - it will be reflected on the panel to the right.

  3. Any colours you like and want to keep - hover over the top right of the colour panel and LOCK with the padlock icon. That way you can lock a few colours in and the system can generate some more for you.
    Drag to change the order & change tint if you want lighter/darker..
    Click the white “Generate Random” button at the top for system generated.

  4. Once happy, download your colour palette.

Get your brand right first,
and everything else has somewhere to land.