Button Color Scheme Tool
The Button Color Scheme Tool empowers designers and developers to create visually appealing and accessible button styles. Customize base, hover, and active states in real time, tweak border radius and shadows, check color contrast, and export clean, production-ready CSS.
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How to Use This Tool
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The Button Color Scheme Tool is designed for web designers, front-end developers, and UI/UX professionals who want to create and preview custom button styles in real time. Start by entering your button label text, selecting a font family, size, and weight to match your brand style. Next, adjust background color, text color, border color, and hover color using the color pickers or hex inputs. You can also choose from pre-defined color schemes such as primary, success, danger, warning, info, light, and dark, which follow popular Bootstrap button themes for quick prototyping.
Once the base design is ready, fine-tune the size and shape of your button by selecting predefined button sizes (small, medium, large, extra-large), border radius, border width, and fixed width options like 100px, 200px, or full-width buttons. The effects and states panel lets you experiment with interactive styles including hover effects (darken, lighten, scale, glow, shadow), focus effects (outline, border, glow), and transition speed controls for smooth animations. You can also toggle a disabled state preview to test how your button will look in different UI scenarios.
The preview panel updates instantly, showing the button in normal, hover, active, and disabled states. Once satisfied, copy the generated CSS, HTML, SCSS, or Tailwind code to use directly in your projects. Designers can also explore preset themes such as Primary (blue), Success (green), Danger (red), and Dark (gray) for professional call-to-action buttons, form submit buttons, and navigation elements. This tool helps you create responsive, modern, and accessible button designs faster, ensuring cross-browser compatibility, clean CSS output, and reusable UI components.
Use Cases
- Design accessible button color schemes with proper contrast.
- Experiment with interactive button states (hover, focus, active, disabled).
- Generate polished, responsive button CSS without manual coding.
- Ensure buttons look consistent across light and dark theme backgrounds.
Key Features
Interactive Color Picker
Choose base, hover, and active colors for buttons with real-time preview.
Accessibility Contrast Check
Ensure your color combinations meet WCAG contrast standards.
Custom Button Styling
Adjust border radius, shadow, padding, and typography.
Style Variants Support
Choose between Solid, Outline, or Ghost button styles.
State Previews (hover, active, focus, disabled)
Visualize how the button reacts to user interactions.
Light & Dark Theme Support
Preview buttons in both light and dark background environments for consistency.
Clean CSS Export
Copy well-structured CSS for use in your project immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — it’s completely free and browser-based with no registration required.
You can design Solid, Outline, or Ghost button styles.
Hover, Active, Focus, and Disabled states can all be customized and previewed.
Yes — the tool provides real-time WCAG contrast validation.
Yes — you can switch between light and dark mode background previews.
You can copy the complete CSS code for immediate use in your project.
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👨💻 About the Developer
Muhammad Abid Rahimi
Professional full-stack developer with expertise in creating high-performance web applications and tools. Specializing in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and modern web technologies. Passionate about building user-friendly interfaces and scalable backend systems that deliver exceptional user experiences.