Change your profile page background with 3 simple color scheme apps

Editing the background of your Twitter page, Blogger blog or MySpace profile page can be tricky, especially if you’re not an artist. Try using a color scheme generator to create style and appeal. It can help give your page a makeover. Here the top three color scheme web apps:

1. Color Scheme Designer

This web app is the best of the three. It ranks number one in ease-of-use. It has quite a few features compared to the other ones. Highlights include:

• Easy hexadecimal identification of all four colors so you can quickly copy and paste each color into your profile settings.
• Intuitive interface:  just move the black dot around the color-wheel to set your primary color. Color Scheme Designer will choose the other three colors for you.
• Example page:  It even creates an example page so that you can see what the colors would look like on a real webpage.

2. Color Wizard

This one is basically the same as the previous web app. Just choose your primary color, and then it’ll output a set of three other colors.

3. Color Schemer Online

This web app is the most basic of the three. It doesn’t have a color-wheel like the others. There are only two color options: Lighten scheme and darken scheme. Color Schemer offers a software version, but I won’t be covering in this post.

Use your new color scheme on Twitter, MySpace, Blogger, and WordPress

After you’ve found that great-looking new background color, it’s time to use it. Just copy and paste the hexadecimal number of your colors (For example, #FF6314 is orange) into your profile settings.

• On Twitter: Settings | Design | then at the bottom, choose ‘Change design colors’
• MySpace: Profile | Customize Profile | Appearance | Advanced Edit
• Blogger: Layout | Fonts and Colors tab
• WordPress: Either edit your CSS or use the Appearance | Theme settings.

Hopefully I’ve helped create your masterpiece. Have fun.