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Color mixing calculator

Move the slider to interpolate between two digital colors.

Color mixing calculator

A browser-side result for planning and reference.

GUIDE

What to check before using it

01

When this tool is useful

Use this to find an intermediate UI color or build a transition step between two states. Choose colors A and B, then move the slider to set how much of B enters the result.

02

How the result is produced

The tool linearly interpolates each 0-255 sRGB channel and returns the resulting RGB value as HEX. This is a numeric screen-color mix, not pigment mixing or a gamma-correct compositing model.

03

Worked example and interpretation

Mix #3366FF and #FF6655 at 50 percent to get the midpoint of their three channels. Paste the resulting HEX into a hover state, then run a separate contrast check against the real background.

04

Scope and limitations

A design app may produce a different midpoint when it uses another color space or blending mode. Do not treat this result as a CMYK, spot-color, opacity, or physical paint formula.

Frequently asked questions

How do I move a color from Color mixing calculator into another app?
Use the copy button below the result to copy CSS, HEX, or HSL text. Confirm that the destination app interprets the same color format.
Will a screen color from Color mixing calculator match print?
Not automatically. Emissive RGB screens and reflective paper and ink use different gamuts and mixing models, so print profiles and proofs are still needed.
Can I approve a design token from Color mixing calculator alone?
Use it as a candidate, then test the real background, dark mode, interaction states, and text contrast before naming and approving a token.