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Advanced Color Palette Generator

Our advanced palette generator uses your logo’s primary and secondary colors to produce an accessible, custom color scheme for your webpage. With both auto and manual controls for page backgrounds, text, headers, and buttons, you can fine-tune your design to ensure optimal contrast and readability. Enjoy an intuitive interface and a live preview that make web design effortless and accessible.

Advanced Color Palette Generator

Adjust the colors for each page element below, and see how your theme would look on a sample page.

Auto Palette Generator

advanced web page color palette generator

SEE THE 'SAMPLE' BELOW FOR THE RESULTS.

The algorithm will create a palette where:
• Page Background is a light version of the primary color.
• Text Color is a darker shade derived from the secondary color (adjusted for accessibility).
• H1 Header uses the primary color.
• H2 Header uses the secondary color.
• Button Attention uses the primary color.
• Button Hover is a slightly darker version of the primary.
• Button Text is set for high contrast.

Sample H1 Heading

Sample H2 Heading

This is a sample paragraph to preview the text color against the page background. Adjust the color pickers to see changes live.

NAP stands for Name, Address, and Phone number. Ensuring your NAP information is consistent across all platforms (website, directories, Google My Business) helps build credibility and improves your local search ranking.

Local citations are mentions of your business’s NAP on external websites, such as local directories, social platforms, and review sites. Consistent citations help search engines verify your business and improve your local search rankings.

You can acquire citations by submitting your business to local directories, review platforms, and relevant industry-specific sites. Additionally, leveraging partnerships with local organizations or business listings in your area can boost citation opportunities.

To target local customers, include location-based keywords (e.g., city, neighborhood) in your content, titles, and meta tags. Mention local landmarks, events, and services specific to your area to connect with local intent.

Google My Business (GMB) is crucial for Local SEO as it helps your business appear in local search results and Google Maps. To optimize your GMB listing, ensure your NAP is accurate, add high-quality images, respond to reviews, and update your business hours and services regularly.