Khroma, an independent project built by designer George Hastings, does one focused thing: it learns which colors a user actually likes by having them select preferred options, then generates an effectively unlimited stream of new color palettes matching that learned taste rather than offering generic, one-size-fits-all palette suggestions.
That personalization is the entire premise: two different users training Khroma on their own preferences get genuinely different palette suggestions afterward, since the underlying model adapts specifically to each person's selections rather than running the same algorithm for everyone. Generated palettes can be searched and filtered by hue, tint, and value, and saved for later use in an actual design project.
Khroma is completely free with no paid tier, consistent with its origins as an independent designer's project rather than a commercial company. For a designer who wants color palette suggestions genuinely tailored to their own taste rather than generic combinations, Khroma's personalized learning approach and free, no-signup-required access remain a minimal, focused option in a category full of larger commercial platforms.
