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Blue Shades Color Wheel
Spin the wheel to pick a random shade of Blue. Visual color shade selector.
What Is the Color Picker?
There are two ways to spin for color here. The regular Color Picker pulls from the full spectrum — warm reds, cool blues, vivid greens, muted yellows, everything in between. The seven shade-specific wheels narrow that down to one color family at a time, each holding twenty named shades from the palest tint to the deepest tone. Either way you land on a name and a hex code, ready to paste into whatever design tool you're using.
Why Choice Kills Creative Momentum
Open a standard color picker — the one with a gradient you can drag anywhere — and it's oddly hard to commit to anything. That's not a personal failing; it's what an unlimited option space does to anyone. More choices tend to mean slower decisions and less confidence in whatever you pick. A wheel forces a constraint: instead of "which color," you're asking "does this one work," which is a much easier question to answer.
The shade wheels solve a more specific version of the same problem. Picking red over blue is easy. Picking between terracotta, vermilion, crimson, coral, rust, and oxblood — all reasonable reds — is the part that actually slows designers down. Spin instead of scrolling through twenty near-identical swatches, and you get one to react to instead of twenty to compare.
Three Places This Solves a Real Problem
Early-stage brand and design work. A palette doesn't need to be right on the first try, it needs a starting point to react to. Spin, hold the result against the brief, and adjust from there — a random start beats a blank canvas every time.
Daily creative prompts. Spin once, then paint, sketch, or write around whatever color comes up.
Classroom and group exercises. Kids' art sessions, color-theory lessons, warm-ups for design teams — the spin adds a bit of suspense to the reveal, and the hex code keeps the result exact instead of "sort of orange-ish."
Spin and Adjust
You get a name and a hex code — test it, build on it, or spin again if it's not right. A random starting point beats no starting point almost every time.
How-To
Quick Guide
The Standard and Multi Wheels:
Spin the wheel to select a single name from the Standard wheel or two names at once from the Multi wheel. There are multiple ways to add names into the wheel, you can type, drag and drop, paste and import names from text and CVS document as well as Google Classroom.
Presets:
We've created some great and unique Presets. Open up the Preset menu in the nav bar and select one to load into the wheel or Multi Wheel. We have everything from Sports to Colors and the Fun ones like Yes/No, Rock-Paper-Scissors and even Nearby Places if you can't choose your next outing location.
Options:
You can use Options to choose a few winners at a time, remove them after a spin or let all names be selected in sequence with the Elimination feature.
My Wheels:
Save your wheel configurations with the names you added and customizations you applied, then save them in the My Wheels menu in the nav bar. Once a wheel has been saved, you can Share it and let others use your creation (you need to be signed in to save and share wheels).
Customization:
We offer many wheel customizations. You can use our wheel color presets, change individual wheel segments, the color of the spin button and much more. There are so many customizations for you to explore and make the wheel your own.