Mixing in a perceptual space such as Oklab keeps the middle of a blend as bright as its ends. Mixing in sRGB, which is what most tools do, dips through a muddy center.
- Pick two colors. The large swatch shows the mix and its resolved value.
- Move the balance slider to favor one side. 50% is an even mix.
- Choose the mixing space. Oklab is the safe default for two arbitrary colors; OKLCH travels around the hue wheel instead of through gray.
- Set how many steps you want and a full scale appears. Click any swatch to copy that one color.
- Copy the scale as fixed values for anywhere, or as
color-mix() expressions that stay live if you later change a variable.
Tip: Use Tints, Shades and Tones to build a palette from a single brand color — mixing toward white, black and gray respectively.
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