Birth Color Finder & Birthday Pattern Maker

Wimo uses its own rule. The month picks a seasonal color family: January winter sky blue, February winter night violet, March blossom pink, April forsythia yellow, May new-leaf green, June hydrangea orchid, July summer sea teal, August sunflower amber, September autumn sky blue, October maple orange, November pine green and December strawberry red. For the day, the remainder of (day − 1) ÷ 5 picks the shade (Pale, Light, Soft, Rich, Deep) and the quotient picks one of seven names for that month. March 14 gives remainder 3 (Rich) and quotient 2 (Strawberry Milk), so it is Rich Strawberry Milk. All 366 names and color values are different, though a few pale shades from different months look very close to the eye.

There is no official birth color chart. Japanese birth color dictionaries, color astrology books and other websites each pick their own 366 colors, and those charts are their own work, so we did not copy them. Wimo birth colors come from the month-and-day rule above, so they can differ from other charts. They are not meant to predict personality or luck. Think of them as a fun way to turn birthdays into a pattern.

Up to 30 on one sheet, enough for a whole class or a big family reunion. Up to 6 people, the name label shows each name (or date) with its birth color name; from 7 on, it lists small thread dots with names in four or five columns, so everyone in a class of 30 can find their thread. With many people the pattern gets finer on its own so every thread fits on the sheet. Shared birthdays simply repeat the same thread color.

Five. Gingham alternates color bands and background like a picnic cloth. Tartan uses wide bands and thin lines that mirror back on themselves. Windowpane runs a bold line paired with a fine line over the background. Ditsy floral scatters tiny five-petal flowers, one color per person. Checkerboard alternates birth color squares with background squares along diagonals. "Shuffle threads" rearranges the same people into a new order.

Yes. Choose "Wallpaper 9:16" (1080 × 1920 px), turn off the name label so it does not sit under your clock or widgets, and save. The "Bold" scale reads best on a lock screen. For a profile picture or group chat icon, "Square" (1080 × 1080 px) will not get cropped.

Yes. Every day from January 1 to December 31, including February 29, has its own color. February 29 gives remainder 3 (Rich) and quotient 5 (Violet), so leap day babies get Rich Violet, a color nobody else has.

"A4 print" saves 2480 × 3508 px, which is 300 dpi at 210 × 297 mm, so lines stay crisp on a home printer. US Letter printers will scale it slightly to fit. With the name label on, your group name and thread list print at the bottom. It also makes nice wrapping paper or a planner insert.

No. The pattern is drawn inside your browser, and names and birthdays are never sent to a server or stored. They disappear when you close the page, so save the image if you like it. We never ask for a birth year.