You can see a list of color schemes such as tone-in-tone, dominant color scheme, and contrast.

A tone-on-tone color scheme with the same or similar hues and a large difference in brightness.

It is a tone-in-tone color scheme that matches the tone and gives a change in hue.

A Camaieu color scheme that combines colors that are close to the same in both hue and tone.

Faux Camaieu color scheme with a slightly different hue than Camaieu.

It is a dominant color scheme unified with the same hue.

A gradation color scheme that changes hue, brightness, saturation, etc. in stages.

This is an identity color scheme that uses colors of only one hue, but with varying brightness and saturation.

It is an analogy color scheme that combines colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

This is an intermediate color scheme that uses colors that are 90 degrees apart from each other on the color wheel.

A dyad color scheme is a combination of colors that are opposite on the color wheel.

It is an opposing color scheme that combines colors that are located approximately 135 degrees apart on the color wheel.

It is a triad color scheme that selects the colors of the three hues that are located at the positions that divide the color wheel into three equal parts.

It is a split complementary color scheme that takes two complementary colors that are the opposite of the color wheel and divides one color into the colors on both sides of that color.

It is a tetrad color scheme that selects the colors of the four hues of the square located at the position that divides the color wheel into four equal parts.

It is a pentard color scheme that selects the five hues that divide the color wheel into five equal parts.

It is a hexard color scheme that selects the six hues that divide the color wheel into six equal parts.

A contrast color scheme that combines the opposite colors of hue, lightness, and saturation.