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Nice! I find myself often doing this conversion. I like how simple and effective the UI is. Something that might be useful is going the other way around in the conversion. Email, for example, usually doesn't allow for Tailwind but I want to carry over my app styles via CSS.
Thx! And how do you go about writing your email template? I used to just write the template in my web framework of choice (Astro) then build and copy everything from the dist folder, but I don't think that's the usual approach
Decided to build this after being dissatisfied with the UX of the other tools out there. My goal is to get this to be at the top of the Google search results for the "hex to tailwind" keywords.

Reasons why I think this is the easiest way to get the closest Tailwind color from a HEX code:

- link is easy to remember

- tool does just a single thing

- copy is clear

- you get to the HEX input in a couple of tabs

- all the action happens at the top; you don't have to scroll

Obviously I'm biased, so it would be nice to hear what y'all think of it. Are there any design improvements I could make? Anything I missed out SEO-wise? And of course, any other questions/feedback welcome!