Free Photoshop plugin

Color harmony inside Photoshop.

A docked panel that turns your foreground color into six harmonies and shows them on a color wheel. One click sets, copies or saves a color.

Version 1.3.0Photoshop 24.2 or newerPlugin interface in EnglishHow to install

Color Harmony 1.3.0 panel: base color #E0567A, chosen color #56E0BC and the Tetradic harmony on the color wheel

Watch the panel at work.

Follow the foreground color, open a harmony, set a color, copy its value, save the palette.

Real plugin interface. Photoshop is simulated in this video.

The wheel shows the harmony.

Choose a harmony above the wheel and the points move at once. Each point sits at the real hue angle of its color, with its HEX value below the wheel. Click a point to set it in Photoshop.

Same base color #E0567A in all three. Interface rendered from the plugin 1.3.0 code, not a Photoshop screenshot.

Simulation: Photoshop runs in your browser

Try the demo.

The panel on the left runs the plugin's own interface code. Photoshop is simulated here, so pick a color below the way the Eyedropper would.

Pick a color
Simulated foreground color

Click any field in the panel: the plugin makes the same call it makes in Photoshop, and the simulated foreground color changes.

Made for long sessions in a dark workspace.

A color wheel with a harmony picker

Pick one of six harmonies above the wheel. The base color is the larger point with a light ring; click any point to make it the foreground color.

Color wheel with the Tetradic harmony: four points with their HEX values, chosen color #56E0BC

The chosen color, ready to use

Set it as the foreground color, or click the HEX or RGB value to copy it.

Chosen color with HEX and RGB values and a Set as foreground button

History and saved palettes

The last twelve base colors, shown in their real colors, and up to thirty palettes stay in the panel between sessions.

History swatches and two saved palettes

Free download.

Free for personal and commercial work. No sign-up, no account, no email address.

Version
1.3.0
Requires
Adobe Photoshop 24.2 or newer (color wheel from 24.4), with the Creative Cloud desktop app
Tested
Works in real Photoshop: user test, November 2026.
Plugin language
English
License
Free, see the summary
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Install and use.

Install

  1. Download the .ccx file.
  2. Double-click it. The Creative Cloud desktop app opens.
  3. The plugin is not from the Adobe Marketplace, so Creative Cloud says it could not verify it. Choose Install locally and confirm.
  4. Start Photoshop, or restart it if it was open.

Open and use

  1. In Photoshop, open Plugins > BIRO404 Color Harmony > Color Harmony.
  2. Drag the panel next to your other panels to dock it.
  3. Pick a color with the Eyedropper, or type a HEX or RGB value.
  4. Click a field to make it the foreground color. Click its value to copy it.

Update

  1. Download the new .ccx and double-click it.
  2. Creative Cloud asks whether to replace the installed version. Confirm.
  3. Restart Photoshop. Your history and saved palettes stay.

Remove

  1. In the Creative Cloud desktop app, open Manage plugins.
  2. On the BIRO404 Color Harmony card, open the ••• menu and choose Uninstall.
  3. Or, in Photoshop: Plugins > Manage Plugins, then Uninstall.

What it does, exactly.

In Photoshop

  • Reads the foreground color when the panel opens
  • Follows Eyedropper changes while the panel is visible
  • Sets the foreground color when you click a field or a point on the wheel
  • Never changes documents or layers

Color

  • Complementary, Monochromatic, Analogous
  • Split-Complementary, Triadic, Tetradic
  • Color wheel with a harmony picker
  • HEX or RGB input
  • Copy HEX, RGB or a whole palette

Kept on your computer

  • Last 12 base colors
  • Up to 30 saved palettes
  • No network access
  • One permission: the clipboard

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