Let’s face it:
You can build the best logic, optimize your components, and pass every test —
but if your UI colors are all over the place?
🚨 The whole product feels unfinished.
That’s the problem I kept running into.
So I fixed it — with a tool called Palette Box.
🎯 The Problem
- I had no central source of truth for colors.
- I kept copying hex codes from old projects.
- I couldn’t keep track of which color was used for what.
Renaming, organizing, re-exporting for dev — it was chaos.
🎨 The Solution: Editable Presets → Ready-to-Use JSON
What I wanted was simple:
- Choose colors visually.
- Name them in a way that actually makes sense.
- Export them as JSON and plug directly into my code.
Here’s exactly how I do that now 👇
🧪 Step 1: Create and Edit Presets
Choose a palette (like for the keyword “summer”), rename each color meaningfully.
💾 Step 2: Export as Dev-Ready JSON
Once I’m happy, I hit "Export Code" and get this:
Now my design tokens are consistent, reusable, and team-friendly.
🎨 Bonus: Structured UI Color Scales
Want to build scalable UI systems?
Create labeled color scales (like Primary0 → Primary95) in seconds:
🔗 Why Palette Box Works
- Visual control over color naming
- No more hunting for hex codes in Figma exports
- Instant JSON export for Tailwind, Chakra UI, or custom design systems
- Built to save you time, especially in solo or small team projects
📦 Other Cool Features
- 🎯 Extract colors from any website
- 🧠 Generate palettes by keyword or UI design rules
- 💾 Save + share presets via encrypted links
- 🌗 Dark/light mode
- 🌍 Multilingual (KR / EN / JP / ES)
TL;DR
Tired of copy-pasting color codes?
Want editable palettes that actually integrate with your workflow?
Palette Box gives you visual control, structured naming, and JSON export — all in one browser tool.
🎁 Try It FREE (Yes, Free)
First 100,000 users get 3 months FREE access to all features.
Use code: PALETTEBOXFREE3MONTH
👉 Install Palette Box (Chrome Web Store)
Stop guessing. Start designing with purpose.
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