What is Huebert used for?

Huebert generates accessible three-color UI schemes with WCAG and APCA contrast checks, light and dark modes and CSS or Tailwind export. It is a good fit for choosing accessible colors for a new app and converting a light scheme to dark.

How much does Huebert cost?

Paid plans for Huebert start at €9 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.

Is Huebert open source?

No. Huebert is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include Penpot, OpenPencil and Graphite.

What are some alternatives to Huebert?

Huebert competes with Coolors, Dopely and Chromapick.

Huebert: features, pricing and alternatives

About Huebert

Huebert is a color scheme generator for interface designers and developers. It creates a background, foreground and primary color set with contrast-aware pairing so text and surfaces stay readable, and displays WCAG ratios and APCA Lc figures together with a color blindness mode.

You can generate explicitly for light or dark mode and convert between them, extract colors from an image, pin schemes to compare them and save keepers in a library organized into projects, then export schemes as CSS or Tailwind among other formats. No account is needed to explore, only to purchase Pro.

The generator, export and library are part of Huebert Pro, a one-time purchase of 9 euros with no subscription and a 14-day money-back guarantee. It suits indie builders who want a simple, accessible palette for each new app.

Key features

Three-color background, foreground and primary schemes
Contrast-aware color pairing
WCAG and APCA contrast values
Light and dark mode generation
Color extraction from images
CSS and Tailwind export
Library with projects

Good fit for

Choosing accessible colors for a new app
Converting a light scheme to dark

Tags: color-palette; accessibility; design-tools; tailwind; contrast; ui-design

Huebert: questions and answers

What is Huebert used for?: Huebert generates accessible three-color UI schemes with WCAG and APCA contrast checks, light and dark modes and CSS or Tailwind export. It is a good fit for choosing accessible colors for a new app and converting a light scheme to dark.
How much does Huebert cost?: Paid plans for Huebert start at €9 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.
Is Huebert open source?: No. Huebert is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include Penpot, OpenPencil and Graphite.
What are some alternatives to Huebert?: Huebert competes with Coolors, Dopely and Chromapick.