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Why I’m building an AI-powered mood-to-color tool Most color tools start with a color wheel, a hex code, or a set of predefined palettes. But what if you start with a feeling? “I feel calm.”
“I feel anxious.”
“I feel like a rainy afternoon.” As a designer, I often found myself stuck between what I felt and what I could express visually.
There was a gap — between emotion and color. That’s the problem I wanted to solve.

Apr 14, 2025 - 12:42
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Why I’m building an AI-powered mood-to-color tool

Most color tools start with a color wheel, a hex code, or a set of predefined palettes.

But what if you start with a feeling?

“I feel calm.”
“I feel anxious.”
“I feel like a rainy afternoon.”

As a designer, I often found myself stuck between what I felt and what I could express visually.
There was a gap — between emotion and color.

That’s the problem I wanted to solve.

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