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Dan Edwards

Eva Colors - Deep learning color generator

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Enter your Brand color and get beautiful color combination generated by AI. The unique color system simplifies pallets creation making it fun to choose a stunning color scheme for your next product. Easy export included. It’s completely free.

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Arnaud Derbey

Would be great to add export options. Postcss variables for example: --primary100 : #EDFEE8; --primary200 : #D8FED2; ... and so on

Pros:

Super simple, beautiful and accurate. Just love it.

Cons:

Can't export the colors as a css stylesheet or just plain text.

Wiktoria Romanowska
Maker
Thank you! We will take your cons into account at next versions of Eva colors =)
Dan Edwards
Hunter
Really liking the work that the Akveo team are putting out right now, this latest product is a super simple way to generate a complementary colour palette. If you're looking for inspiration or just want to try something new, I'd definitely recommend it. Great work and congrats @nick_kuznetsov2, @wiki_romanowska, @vladimir_lugovsky and @_nixa_ on the launch!
Jacob Bøtter
Looks like a fine simple tool, but don't you all think its time to stop calling everything thats just a tiny bit smart "AI powered"? Hard to see the great case for neural networks and real AI for a color generator, then Photoshop anno 1998 would be one hell of an AI casestory.
Vladimir Lugovsky
Maker
@boetter Thanks for the feedback. I agree it's not that smart to be called AI 🙂. Changed it to Deep Learning, I hope it sounds better now.
Regan Black
@boetter Couldn't agree more with you. I'm working on a tool that falls under the "cognition umbrella", and I feel reluctant to even use the term "AI", given how abused it's become. @vladimir_lugovsky Neat tool btw.
Vladimir Lugovsky
Maker
@regan Thank you!
Vladimir Lugovsky
Maker
Hello hunters and thank you @de once again for posting about our product! This is a color generation tool that can help you create a semantic color palette based on your primary color. Internally, it is a GAN trained on a large dataset of colors found across the internet and structured using heuristics. The color generator can be used to adjust the Eva Design System (and any other design system actually) to match your brand. Using it you can quickly create your own Eva-based design system that includes design assets, mobile and web frameworks! Feel free to let us know what else can be useful in such tool!
Gregor Pichler
This is awesome! I was looking for exactly this. Extra love for 100,200,300,... shades :) :)
Vladimir Lugovsky
Maker
@ipgregor We're happy to help!
Gregor Pichler
@vladimir_lugovsky Would it be possible to also check for WCAG 2.0 contrast compatibility?
Vladimir Lugovsky
Maker
@ipgregor could you please specify some more details? We are aware of this spec, but before we start thinking about some solution it would be great to make sure that we don't misunderstand anything
Catherine Crandall
Awesome concept!
Edfil Basan
Anyway we could also get the text hex colors also? Beautiful otherwise!
Wiktoria Romanowska
Maker
@edfil_basan Thanks for the feedback and nice noticed! Right now it is a hardcoded text that doesn’t matche with the typography in the design system. But we are going to fix it in the next versions according to Eva typography and WCAG guidelines.
Jess Eddy
A really neat tool, thank you. Does it support accessibility in any way, meaning, do the swatches from 500-900 support white text on top (AA rating), etc.? Would be amazing to download the palettes to a design tool format of your choice, e.g. Adobe XD, otherwise it's manual work getting the colors in but that's not too bad, it just takes time.
Wiktoria Romanowska
Maker
@jesseddy Thanks for your comment, Jess! Sorry for the delay, hope my reply is of current interest still. As for now Eva colors doesn't support accessibility, we are planning to add this function in our future version. As well as we are going to add new formats for the design tools. Follow Eva on Twitter (twitter link) to stay in the loop 🙂😉