Color Mixer
Pick two colors — click the gradient to blend.
Color A
Royal Blue
Color B
Orange
Gray
#A27278 · rgb(162, 114, 120)
9-Step Scale
Export
:root {
--mix-1: #4f46e5;
--mix-2: #6451ca;
--mix-3: #795caf;
--mix-4: #8d6793;
--mix-5: #a27278;
--mix-6: #b77d5d;
--mix-7: #cc8842;
--mix-8: #e09326;
--mix-9: #f59e0b;
}Direct answer
HueFlow's Color Mixer blends any two colors and generates a smooth 9-step scale between them, so designers can find the exact midpoint or transition tone without manual trial and error.
Designers building gradients, transition states, or in-between shades for a UI or brand system.
Best use cases
- Find the exact midpoint color between a brand color and a neutral
- Generate a smooth transition scale for a gradient or hover state
- Blend two brand colors to create a new supporting tone
How to use this tool
- 1Pick or enter Color A and Color B using the color inputs.
- 2Review the generated 9-step blended scale between the two colors.
- 3Check the highlighted midpoint mix for the exact 50/50 blend.
- 4Click any step in the scale to copy its hex value.
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FAQ
How does the color mixer blend colors?
It linearly interpolates the red, green, and blue channels between the two colors, producing a smooth, predictable scale rather than an artistic or perceptual blend.
Can I use this to build a gradient?
Yes. The generated steps work well as gradient stops, or you can take the midpoint mix as a single new supporting color.