AI Infographic Color Palette Generator

It's generally best to stick to a palette of 3-5 colors. This includes a dominant color, a secondary color, and one or two accent colors to highlight key information without making the design feel cluttered or chaotic.

Our AI analyzes your text prompt, which might include the infographic's topic, mood, or desired colors. It then uses its understanding of color psychology, theory, and context to generate a harmonious palette that matches your description.

The best colors depend on your data. For distinct categories, use a categorical palette with high-contrast colors. For data that shows a progression, like low to high values, a sequential palette (shades of one color) is effective. For data with a central point, like a positive or negative range, a diverging palette is ideal.

Yes. While you can't upload a brand guide directly, you can describe your brand colors in the prompt. For example, you could write, 'A color palette for a tech startup using a deep navy blue, a bright coral accent, and a light gray'.

Color psychology is the idea that different colors can evoke specific emotions and associations. For example, blue often conveys trust and stability, while red can suggest urgency or importance. Choosing colors with these associations in mind can help reinforce your infographic's message.

To ensure readability, focus on high contrast between your text and background colors. For instance, use light text on a dark background or dark text on a light background. Avoid placing similar-intensity colors next to each other for important text.