Color Saturation Tool | Rustcode

Color Saturation Tool

Adjust color saturation, brightness, and generate palettes

Color Preview

Base Color

Saturation 50%

Desaturated Vibrant

Brightness 50%

Darker Lighter

Recent Colors

Color Codes

How to Use

Select a base color using the color picker.
Adjust saturation to make colors muted or vibrant.
Modify brightness to lighten or darken the color.
Generate a monochromatic palette with the Palette button.
Preview changes in real-time.
Copy color codes (HEX, RGB, HSL) by clicking them.
Use Random for inspiration or Reset to default.
Export your color as JSON for later use.
Access recent colors from the history panel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is color saturation?

Saturation refers to the intensity or purity of a color. A fully saturated color is vivid, while a desaturated color appears muted or grayish.

How does brightness differ from saturation?

Brightness (lightness) determines how light or dark a color is, while saturation controls intensity. Pastels are bright but desaturated; deep colors are dark but saturated.

What do contrast ratios mean?

Contrast ratios measure luminance differences between your color and white/black text. Aim for 4.5:1 for normal text or 3:1 for large text to meet accessibility standards.

Can I save my favorite colors?

Yes! Recent colors are saved in the history panel. Click to reuse them, or export your color as JSON with the Export button.