Color Mixer — Blend Two Colors Online
Mix any two colors and see the blended result with adjustable ratio, plus HEX and RGB output. Runs entirely in your browser.
How to Use the Color Mixer
- Choose Color A and Color B with the pickers or by typing HEX values.
- Adjust the ratio — slide toward A or B to weight the blend.
- View the result — the mixed color appears live with its HEX and RGB.
- Copy — grab the HEX, RGB, or a ready CSS background declaration.
Why Use a Color Mixer?
Blending two colors is a fast way to create harmonious transitions, gradients, and brand derivatives without guessing. This tool averages the RGB channels of each color according to your chosen ratio, producing a predictable midpoint every time. It's perfect for designing gradient stops, hover states, and secondary brand colors that sit naturally between two known hues.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tool blends the red, green, and blue channels of each color independently, weighted by the ratio. At 50/50 it is a simple average; at 80% A it weights Color A four times as heavily as Color B.
No. This is additive RGB mixing used in screens and CSS, which differs from subtractive paint mixing. Mixing blue and yellow here yields a grayish blend, not green — that's expected for light-based color.
No. All blending happens locally in your browser.
Use Cases
Gradient Stops
Find the perfect midpoint color between two gradient endpoints.
Brand Derivatives
Generate secondary tints that sit between your primary and accent colors.
Hover States
Blend a base color with white or black for subtle interaction feedback.
Theme Tuning
Experiment with color relationships before committing to a palette.