How to use
- Enter two colors that are already approved or at least narrowed down.
- Pick the interpolation space and the percentage for color B.
- Copy the generated CSS string into your codebase, token spec, or prototype notes.
Wave 52 expansion
Move from visual exploration into implementation-ready mixing
This page sits after Color Mixer and OKLCH Converter. It answers one narrower question: what CSS color-mix() expression should be shipped for these two colors?
How to choose between nearby pages
Use Color Mixer when the job is still visual exploration. Use OKLCH Converter when one approved color needs perceptual-space values. Use this page when two approved colors already exist and the next job is shipping a CSS color-mix() expression. Move to Accessible Color Palette when that mix now needs surface, text, accent, and border roles around it. Move to Color Token Export when those roles are already acceptable and the next step is handing CSS vars or JSON tokens to code. Move to Color Difference if you still need a measurable gap, or Contrast Checker if readability is the next decision.
FAQ
What does this page generate?
It builds a ready-to-paste CSS color-mix() string from two known colors and previews the mixed result in your browser.
When should I use this instead of Color Mixer?
Use Color Mixer when the job is exploring an in-between color visually first. Use this page when the next task is shipping a CSS color-mix() string into a codebase or design token spec.
When should I use this instead of OKLCH Converter?
Use OKLCH Converter when one approved color needs perceptual-space values. Use this page when two approved colors already exist and the next task is building a CSS mix expression between them.
What is stored in the share URL?
The share URL stores the two colors, the ratio, and the selected color-interpolation space.