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chakra-ui

Chakra UI Color Scheme generator

Overview

themeraChakra UI Color Scheme generator is a tool that allows users to easily generate customized color schemes for their Chakra UI projects. Chakra UI is a popular React component library that provides a set of accessible and customizable UI components.

Features

  • Easy color scheme customization: Users can easily customize their color scheme by selecting and adjusting different color values.
  • Real-time preview: The tool provides a real-time preview of the color scheme, allowing users to see the changes instantly.
  • Export functionality: Users can export the generated color scheme as a JSON file, which can be imported into their Chakra UI projects.
  • Dark mode support: The tool includes support for generating color schemes for both light and dark mode.
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