Mood Palette

Mood Palette turns one to three mood words into a five-color set of paint chips. The list includes cozy, feral, corporate, haunted, beach, and a dozen more. Pick a word to add it. Pick it again to remove it. Three is the maximum. The same combination always produces the same five colors, in the same order, every time you open the page. Shuffle keeps those words and steps to the next variant. After twelve shuffles the original mix returns.

Each chip shows a paint-counter name, the hex code, and a contrast check against white and against black. A chip earns an AA mark when the contrast ratio is at least 4.5 to 1. Copy CSS writes five custom properties, ground, paper, mid, accent, and ink, with the chip names beside them. Copy hex writes the five codes separated by commas.

The last combination and variant stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account. A palette named feral bakery will not help you decorate, but it will judge you, which is the main service a color tool provides. Pick fewer words if you want a calmer wall.