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Handig · design and colour

Colour and design, drawn to measure

Check the contrast of your colours, take a palette from a photo, make a colour scale or a soft shadow. Kleurstaal works everything out in your own browser: whatever you paste or drop goes nowhere.

  • Stays on your device
  • No account
  • Free and unlimited
#1d3f96
On white
9.52:1 · AAA
On black
2.20:1 · –

Drag across the fan or use the arrow keys. This colour in the contrast tool

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Your own colour or picture

A colour in any notation, a photo, logo or SVG. Kleurstaal suggests the tools that fit. Everything stays on your device.

The toolbox

14 tools for colour and design

Colour

Contrast, palettes, pipette, colour codes, harmonies, scales and colour blindness.

Form

Gradients, shadows, font pairings and a fluid type scale.

Web

Clean up SVGs and write meta tags for your page.

Our promise

Your files never leave your device

Read exactly what does (and doesn’t) happen

  1. Everything in your browser

    Kleurstaal works on your own computer or phone. Whatever you paste or open goes to no server at all, not even for a moment.

  2. No account

    No email address, no password, no sign-up. Open it and start right away.

  3. One exception, to be honest

    Only the font pairing preview fetches fonts from Google Fonts, and only when you ask. The code you take with you hosts them yourself.

  4. No ads, no tracking

    No cookies to follow you, no adverts. Kleurstaal is a free tool from nealvdv.

Part of Handig

More free tools

Kleurstaal is part of Handig: free tools for everyday file jobs, all in your browser and without an account.

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Made to measure

Your own house style on your website?

nealvdv builds websites and admin systems for businesses and clubs, with colours that stay readable and tools like this built in where they help.

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