Every ColourinOne App
Convert any colour code, find colours that go with it, pull palettes from images and build gradients. Free, and fully offline on your PC.
The Colour Tool That
Keeps Up With You
No more juggling five browser tabs for one colour. color&tingz puts converting, matching, extracting and blending in one tidy desktop app.
For Windows 10 & 11. Mac version coming soon.
We turn five colour tabs
into one tidy app that
works offline
You have a hex from the client’s website. The printer wants CMYK. The brand guide says Pantone.
And you still don’t know what goes with it. color&tingz handles all of it, fast and free.
Convert Anything
Type a HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK or Pantone code and get the rest instantly, each with a one-click copy button.
Colours That Match
Complementary, analogous, triadic and more, plus tints and shades. Click any swatch to explore from there.
Know Its Name
Every colour gets a name, like Deep Sea, Petrol or Lagoon. Easier for clients than “#0C262C”.
Image to Palette
Drop in a photo or moodboard and get its main colours with all their codes. Images never leave your PC.
Gradients
Pick two colours and get a smooth blend with no muddy middle. Copy the CSS or export an image.
Saved Palettes
Keep your favourite colours and palettes in one place, ready for the next project.
Made for people
who live in colour
Designed and built in Lagos by Elzenitho, for designers everywhere.
✸Type a hex below and watch it turn into every code you need, plus the colour that sits opposite it on the wheel.
The small square is the complementary colour. Pantone, LAB, names and more are in the full app.
Get color&tingz.
It’s free.
Good
questions
Is it really free?
Yes, completely free.
Does it need internet?
Only to download it. After that, everything runs on your computer.
How accurate are the Pantone matches?
They’re the closest match to your colour, not an official Pantone conversion. For print work, always check against a physical Pantone swatch book.
Windows says it “protected your PC”. Is it safe?
Windows shows this for new apps from independent developers. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Is there a Mac version?
Not yet, but it’s on the way.
