Generate color variants

monochrome, shades, tints, and tones are all variants. All affect one color and mutate it in some way to create variations of it. Check out the usage section below to visually understand

gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t shades 
gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t shades -n 8

gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t tones -n 8
gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t tints -n 8 
gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t monochrome -n 8

Usage & Options

➤ Type

The -t (or --type) flag specifies the variant type to generate.

Lets take the color as an example so you can understand what they do. Remeber that color is the input for all these different variant types.

1. monochrome returns colors of the same hue, but with a different saturation/lightness:

2. shades (default) - Darker versions of the color (mixed with black)

3. tints - Lighter versions of the color (mixed with white)

4. tones - Muted versions of the color (mixed with gray)

gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t shades

➤ Number

The -n (or --number) flag controls how many variants to generate.

• Default: 5 (generates 5 variants)

# Generate 5 shades (default)
gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t shades

# Generate 8 shades of this color
gowall color variants "#ff23ff" -t shades -n 8

You can pass colors in any format that gowall understands (for example hex, rgb, hsl, lab) as shown in here.