ToonTones is a free browser color memory game with a toon-tone style guessing loop. Players match five shades with HSL sliders and receive a 0 to 10 accuracy score.

How do you play the color memory game?

A target shade appears on the game card. Adjust hue, saturation, and lightness until your mix feels close, then lock it in. A full round has five shades.

What do the HSL sliders mean?

H controls the color family, S controls how vivid or muted the color is, and L controls how bright or dark the final shade feels.

Can I share my ToonTones score?

Yes. After a five-shade round, ToonTones creates share text and platform buttons so players can compare scores with friends.

Do I need an account?

No. ToonTones works in the browser without signup, and scores are stored locally on the player's device.

Daily Challenge

ToonTones
Color Memory Game

Or do they?

Five shades from pop culture legend. No clues. No hints. Just you, three sliders, and the color memory you never knew you had. Get as close as you can.

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Find the exact shade

Mix it. Match it.
Lock it in.

How close were you?

Your mix

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The answer

0.0

out of 10

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That's a wrap.

Here's your color vision report

0.00

/ 10 color accuracy score

About the ToonTones Color Memory Game

ToonTones is a free color memory game that doubles as a quick color memory test. You study a target shade for a few seconds, it disappears, and you rebuild it from memory using hue, saturation, and lightness sliders. Every round is scored from 0 to 10 so you can see exactly how sharp your color recall is — no signup, no download, instant play in any browser.

How the core pages fit together

Unlike games where you just pick the matching swatch, ToonTones makes you reproduce the color yourself. The homepage is the playable round. The Color Memory Test page explains the recall side of the game: how well you hold a shade after it disappears. The Color Accuracy Test page explains the scoring side: how precisely your final HSL match lands. If you prefer side-by-side visual scanning instead of hidden-shade recall, use the Odd Color Out guide.

Classic, Daily Challenge & Tone Legends

Play Classic mode for unlimited replays, take the Daily Color Challenge for one committed attempt a day, or climb the Tone Legends game leaderboard to compare your color memory against other players. Some players search for it as legends tone; it is the same ToonTones ranking and score-tier page. If you are chasing the rarest scores, the Top 100 Tone Legends guide explains what the top tier means. If you only want one next step, play here first, then branch into the guide that matches the skill you want to improve.

Who plays ToonTones

Designers, photographers, and artists use it to sharpen color recall, while everyone else just enjoys a fast, satisfying brain game. Whether you call it a color memory game, a color recall test, or a toon-tone color find game, the goal is the same: get as close to the hidden shade as your eyes can manage.

Featured around the web

Toon Tone and ToonTones are now appearing in product directories, game listings, and community posts. See the curated featured and press references.