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Toon Tone

Guess cartoon character colors with HSB sliders

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By XINGFU NING

Toon Tone is a free browser game about color sense, not color codes. Each round shows a cartoon character with a target color area, and you match it by eye using hue, saturation, and brightness sliders.

Scoring uses CIEDE2000 — a perceptual color-difference formula — so you are graded on how close the match looks to a human eye rather than how close the raw numbers are. New characters are added regularly, and there is a Daily Challenge alongside a rolling 7-Day Tone Legends leaderboard. Themed variants cover Pokémon and SpongeBob.

Key Features

  • HSB slider controls — Fine-tune hue, saturation, and brightness by hand.
  • CIEDE2000 scoring — Perceptual color accuracy, not numeric distance.
  • Daily Challenge — A new round every day.
  • 7-Day Tone Legends leaderboard — Rolling weekly rankings.
  • Themed variants — Pokémon and SpongeBob editions.
  • Growing character library — Fresh rounds added regularly.

Who It’s For

Designers who want to test their eye, cartoon fans, and anyone after a short skill-based browser game that does not need an account.

How It Works

  1. Look at the cartoon character and the highlighted target color area.
  2. Adjust the hue, saturation, and brightness sliders until the color matches.
  3. Submit your guess and get a score based on perceptual color accuracy.

Toon Tone is free to play, with no account, login, or download required.

Frequently asked questions

How is my guess scored?

Using CIEDE2000, a perceptual color-difference formula, so the score reflects how close the match looks rather than how close the numbers are.

Do I need an account to play?

No. Toon Tone runs in the browser with no account, login, or download.

Are there recurring modes?

Yes — a Daily Challenge and a rolling 7-Day Tone Legends leaderboard, plus themed variants for Pokémon and SpongeBob.

What controls do I get?

Hue, saturation, and brightness sliders — the game is deliberately about matching by eye rather than entering color codes.