Copic & Ohuhu Marker Palette
Build ready to use color palettes from real Copic and Ohuhu markers. Pick a mood, choose a harmony, and start coloring without guessing which shades belong together.
Tap a swatch to copy its code and hex. Lock a color, then generate again to build the rest of the palette around it. Press Space to roll a fresh palette.
Independent tool, not affiliated with any brand. Hex values are approximate and community sourced. Markers shift with paper, layering, and light, so test on a swatch chart before a full piece.
Everything a Marker Palette Needs
Dozens of moods, real marker codes, and one tap to a finished scheme.
Many Moods
Spring, ocean, halloween, jewel tones, and dozens more themes set the colors in one tap.
Real Marker Codes
Every swatch maps to a Copic or Ohuhu code, so you reach for a pen you already own.
Lock and Roll
Keep the shades you love, then regenerate the rest until the whole set feels right.
Copy or Save
Copy all codes at once, or download a tidy PNG reference sheet to keep by your desk.
Build a Marker Palette in Seconds
Three small steps turn a blank plan into a set of markers that simply works.
Pick a Mood
Tap a theme, choose Copic, Ohuhu, or both, and set how many colors you want.
Generate and Tweak
Tap generate, lock the shades you love, and roll the rest until the set feels right.
Copy or Save
Copy the marker codes, or download a clean PNG to keep beside your pens.
Palettes From Markers You Own
Choosing colors can stall a coloring session before it starts. This generator removes that hurdle by building a full scheme from real Copic and Ohuhu markers, so every swatch points to a pen you can actually pick up. Set the brand to match your collection, and the tool keeps its suggestions inside that range. A finished palette appears at once, free, with no account and no waiting. Hobby colorists, students, and busy artists all skip the trial and error and reach for the right pens straight away.
Dozens of Moods and Themes
Pick a feeling and the colors follow. Seasonal sets like spring, summer, fall, and winter capture the light of each time of year, while story themes such as halloween, cottagecore, ocean, and jewel tones lean into a clear palette. Softer choices like pastel, muted, and cozy keep things gentle, and bold picks like neon, fire, and color clash bring real energy. Each theme guides the hues, then the harmony control shapes how they relate, so two taps can carry you somewhere new.
Tips for Smooth Coloring
Strong results come from steady layering. Lay your lightest value first, then work darker shades in while the ink stays wet, which keeps blends soft and even. Lock a base color you love and build the rest around it, since one anchor often shapes the whole piece. Save a few versions, color a small test patch, and compare them on the paper you plan to use. Brightness and saturation sliders fine tune the whole group at once, handy when a scheme feels too loud or a touch too pale.
Save, Print, and Color
Each palette travels with you. Copy the codes into your notes, or download a tidy PNG reference sheet to tape beside your desk. Carry it to a craft table, match the pens, and start filling a printable page from this site. Phones, tablets, and computers all run the generator the same way, so a fresh scheme is always one tap away. Come back often, since the tool stays free for every visit. Pair a saved palette with any printable from the library, frame the finished art, or share it with friends who color too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the marker palette tool free?
Yes. It is free and runs in your browser with no signup.
Which markers does it cover?
It maps each color to a real Copic or Ohuhu marker, and you can filter by one brand or both.
Are the hex values exact?
They are close, community sourced guides. Markers shift with paper and light, so test on a swatch chart first.
How do I keep a color I like?
Lock the swatch, then generate again to build the rest of the palette around it.
Can I save a palette?
Yes. Copy all the codes at once, or download a clean PNG reference sheet.
What do the moods do?
Each mood, such as spring or ocean, steers the colors toward a clear theme, while the harmony setting shapes how they relate.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The generator works the same on phones, tablets, and computers.