Skin Tone Wheel

Select random skin tones for character creation and design!

Options

options available

Result

Spin the wheel to see the result

How to Use the Skin Tone Wheel

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Choose Your Purpose

Decide how you want to use the Skin Tone Wheel - whether for character design, art projects, or educational purposes. This will help you select the most appropriate skin tones.

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Spin the Wheel

Click the spin button to randomly select a skin tone. The wheel will land on a specific tone, showing you both the color and its name for reference.

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Apply the Tone

Use the selected skin tone in your creative work. The wheel provides diverse, realistic tones that can help create inclusive and representative characters or artwork.

Skin Tone Selection Tips

  • Consider the context and setting of your character or artwork
  • Use multiple spins to create diverse groups of characters
  • Combine with other character design elements for complete representation

Why Use the Skin Tone Wheel?

  • Diverse Representation: Ensure inclusive character design
  • Creative Inspiration: Break out of your usual color choices
  • Educational Tool: Learn about different skin tones and their names

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this wheel used for?

This wheel is commonly used by artists, designers, and writers to select diverse skin tones for character creation. It helps eliminate bias in selection and ensures representation of different skin tones in creative projects.

Can I add custom skin tones?

Yes! Click the "Edit" button next to Options to customize the wheel with your own skin tone options. You can add specific tones that match your project's needs or art style.

Are these exact color codes for skin tones?

The color swatches shown are approximations and may appear differently across different screens. Use them as a starting point and adjust as needed for your specific project or medium.

How does this help with diversity?

Random selection helps creators break out of unconscious patterns and include a wider range of skin tones in their work. This tool encourages thinking beyond default choices and considering more diverse representation.