Is Khroma still around? (2026)
Yes. Khroma is live and reachable, price-verified as of Sep 8, 2026.
Held steady at $0/mo the whole tracked window (19 days).
Reachable 100% of 19 tracked days.
First-party daily snapshots. One reading per day, grows over time.
What Khroma is
What sets it apart learns your taste to filter out colors you dislike
Best for generating personalized color palettes · Pricing model Completely free.
Khroma is a free color tool that trains a personal neural network on palettes you like and dislike. It then generates unlimited combinations you can preview as type, gradients, palettes, and images, and search or save. It was built by designer George Hastings and runs in the browser.
Sources khroma.co · khroma.co · careerfoundry.com
The fine print, checked
What the free plan really caps, whether your data can leave, and how cancelling works. Each fact read on Khroma's own pages, linked below.
Khroma is free and in beta, with no paid plans, pricing page, or accounts yet. To start you pick 50 colors to train the generator, and your saved data is kept in your browser's local storage on that device.
Khroma · checked Aug 1, 2026
You can download your Khroma data as a file, which holds your personal generator and your favorites. You upload that file on the training page to use your Khroma on other devices or browsers. Colors are identified by hex and RGB codes.
Khroma · checked Aug 1, 2026
There is no paid subscription or account to cancel. Khroma is in beta with no accounts yet (user accounts are listed as an upcoming v1.0 feature), and your training data and favorites live in your browser rather than in an account.
Khroma · checked Aug 1, 2026
Use it, or see the field
Khroma is live and price-verified as of Sep 8, 2026. If it fits, go straight to it. If you are comparing, see the full ranked field in AI Design Tools - only tools our health checks report as alive.
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