What is the difference between the two blends?

The gamma-correct blend converts both colours to linear light before mixing and back to sRGB afterwards, which avoids the muddy mid-tones a naïve sRGB average produces. The sRGB average mixes the raw channel values directly.

Which blend should I use?

For accurate colour blending — especially gradients and lighting — use the gamma-correct (linear-light) result. The simple sRGB average is shown for comparison and matches older tools.

Is anything uploaded?

No — all mixing happens in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

Color Mixer (Blend Two Colors)

Blend two colours at any ratio — gamma-correct or simple sRGB.

Mix two colours

Blend two hex colours at any ratio and copy the result. This tool shows two outputs: a gamma-correct blend that mixes in linear light for accurate, clean mid-tones, and a simple sRGB average for comparison with older tools.

Pick two colours, drag the ratio slider, and click a swatch to copy its hex. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.