Terms of Use.
Last reviewed: 20 October 2026. These terms describe how the free ColorThemePicker utilities are intended to be used.
What the site provides
ColorThemePicker provides free browser-based tools for generating color harmonies, choosing colors from images, exploring preset palettes and semantic UI roles, previewing interfaces, checking color contrast and copying export snippets. The tools are for design assistance and education.
Your responsibility for images
Use images that you own or are permitted to process. The browser-based picker does not grant new rights to photographs, artwork, logos or trademarks. You are responsible for permissions relating to any design asset you use.
Website preview designs
Website examples in the Logo to Website tool are design demonstrations adapted from user-provided Jiro template material. Their images, visual layouts, artwork and other creative components may have separate licensing terms. The color-theme export does not include or authorize redistribution of the complete website templates, photography or Jiro design source. The editor is not a website-hosting or checkout service; any shop interactions are simulations.
Color values and exported code
You may reuse the color values and generated CSS, Tailwind tokens or JSON exports in personal or commercial projects. Color data by itself does not confer rights to a third party's original visual design or protected brand assets. Review exported snippets in your project's own environment before deployment.
Accuracy and accessibility
Brand Intelligence recommendations, visual color inspector role mappings, interaction-state sampling, contrast repair, saved variations, rendered text samples and downloaded reports are design assistance, not professional accessibility certification. Browser sampling does not simulate every hover, focus, disabled, invalid or selected state, and skips image overlays, gradients and complex layout states. Color sampling can be affected by image encoding, transparency and color profiles. The online CMYK conversion is an approximation, not a print-production profile. WCAG contrast calculations use mathematical color ratios but cannot certify the accessibility of an entire interface. Test your final typography, focus indicators, controls, states and content with the relevant standards.
CSS migration and downloaded patches
The CSS Migration Lab analyzes explicit solid color literals from user-selected files and suggests semantic roles using heuristics. It does not resolve external imports or verify the final rendered appearance. Near-duplicate groups are approximate, and unsupported alpha/complex color functions can remain unchanged. All code replacements are opt-in; users must verify their role assignments, review the exported change report, and test migrated CSS in their own project before deploying it. The website ZIP importer reads supported CSS entries only, rather than rebuilding or hosting complete sites. The downloaded files are supplied for review, without guarantees of correctness in your own CSS cascade.
Static website previews and optional offline storage
Website Theme Doctor renders sanitized HTML and CSS in isolated script-disabled frames. It does not execute imported application code, follow linked assets, or guarantee the same appearance as the production website. Security restrictions and unsupported CSS may change the preview. Reports identify potential issues but cannot establish conformance or guarantee deployed behavior. Optional IndexedDB project saves and offline caches are under your browser profile and may be deleted by site-data controls or automatically evicted. Export copies if you need a durable backup. Image overlays and color-vision previews are approximate; verify legibility with actual users and devices.
Design System Lab: comparisons, constraints and chart colors
Color impact highlights reflect conservative matches from explicit CSS declarations, not the full computed cascade. Brand drift comparisons align selectors, properties and occurrence order and can miss changes caused by builds or framework styling. Constraint solving operates on stated solid-color pairs and can leave protected combinations unresolved. Chart color-vision simulations and separation metrics are approximations, not a guarantee that charts are accessible. Review exported reports, make all data understandable without color, and test source changes in your actual website. Browser-local storage is not a substitute for portable backups.
Style Intelligence, SVG editing and client exports
CSS conflict, token and design consistency findings are best-effort source-level diagnostics, not a complete CSS cascade or an automated guarantee of layout correctness. Responsive preview only supports suitable static HTML/CSS with scripts disabled and external resources blocked. SVG sanitizer removes unsupported and risky markup; gradients and advanced artwork may render differently. You are responsible for rights to submitted logos and other brand materials and for verifying downloaded assets before client delivery. The offline HTML proposal and computed contrast values are examples for review, not legal, accessibility or trademark certifications.
Availability and links
The tools are provided as available, without a guarantee of uninterrupted access or fitness for every design context. External font providers and linked educational resources may have separate policies. We may correct inaccurate content, repair tools or modify this page when the product changes.
Contact
For support or corrections, contact supportteam@colorthemepicker.com.