Random Colour Generator — Fresh Colour Inspiration
Random colours break designer’s block and supply honest category colours for charts and tags. Roll until one sparks something, copy it, and make it yours with the Shades and Harmony tools.
Six fresh random colours per roll — for inspiration, placeholders, charts and category colours. Click a swatch to copy it.
How to use the Random Colour Generator
- Press "Roll six more" for a fresh set.
- Click any swatch to copy its HEX.
- Take a keeper into the Harmony or Shades generators to build its family.
How it works
Each colour is a uniform random value across the full 24-bit RGB space — no weighting, no curation — which is precisely why it surprises. HSL values are shown to help you judge lightness and saturation at a glance.
Worked example
A teacher needs six distinct team colours for a class competition. Two rolls later, every team has a colour nobody argued about — the generator was the referee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these colours curated?
No — they are truly random, which is the point. For curated combinations, use the Harmony Generator or the Palette Generator in Image Tools.
Can I get more than six?
Roll again — every roll is six new colours. Copy the keepers as you go.
Why do some look muddy?
Uniform random sampling visits muddy regions too. Roll again, or nudge a near-miss in the converter.
Is it free?
Yes — roll as often as you like.
More Colour & CSS Generators
The visual Color Palette Generator and the basic Gradient Generator live in Loona Image Tools; this family is the CSS-developer-grade set (multi-stop gradients, exact code output).