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Color Mixer

Blend two HEX colors with a mix ratio.

Color Mixer blends two HEX colors by percentage to produce an intermediate HEX/RGB result for branding and illustration work.

How it works

Provide colorA|colorB|ratio. A ratio of 0 keeps color A; 100 fully yields color B. The mix updates as you edit.

Benefits

  • Simple percentage blending
  • HEX and RGB output
  • Swatch strip of endpoints and mix
  • Local processing

Use cases

  • Find a midpoint brand accent
  • Blend illustration fills
  • Approximate overlay results
  • Explore marketing palette variants

Best practices

  • Start at 50% then nudge
  • Verify contrast of the result on surfaces
  • Prefer OKLCH tools when perceptual midpoints matter
  • Record both inputs with the mix

Common mistakes

  • Expecting perceptual midpoints from sRGB mixes
  • Ignoring alpha/transparency needs
  • Mixing unrelated hues into muddy results
  • Skipping dark-mode checks

Privacy

Color Mixer processes colors locally in your browser. ToolHub does not receive your inputs unless you enable on-device history.

Frequently asked questions

What does the ratio mean?
0% is entirely the first color; 100% is entirely the second.
Does Color Mixer upload colors?
No. Blending runs in your browser.
Why does the mix look dull?
sRGB blends between distant hues can desaturate; try closer hues.
Can I mix with alpha?
This tool mixes opaque RGB channels only.
How do I copy the result?
Use copy once the HEX line appears in the output.

Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-27 · 1 minute