19 palettes
The standard colourblind-safe qualitative set in scientific figures. Eight colours chosen to stay distinct for dichromats.
- #000000rgb(0, 0, 0)
- #E69F00rgb(230, 159, 0)
- #56B4E9rgb(86, 180, 233)
- #009E73rgb(0, 158, 115)
- #F0E442rgb(240, 228, 66)
- #0072B2rgb(0, 114, 178)
- #D55E00rgb(213, 94, 0)
- #CC79A7rgb(204, 121, 167)
PublishedMasataka Okabe and Kei Ito, "Color Universal Design". Free to use; the authors ask to be credited. Source
The eight background and text tones of Solarized, tuned so light and dark modes share one set of accents.
- #002B36rgb(0, 43, 54)
- #073642rgb(7, 54, 66)
- #586E75rgb(88, 110, 117)
- #657B83rgb(101, 123, 131)
- #839496rgb(131, 148, 150)
- #93A1A1rgb(147, 161, 161)
- #EEE8D5rgb(238, 232, 213)
- #FDF6E3rgb(253, 246, 227)
PublishedEthan Schoonover, Solarized. Source
Solarized’s eight accent hues, held at even lightness so none of them shouts.
- #B58900rgb(181, 137, 0)
- #CB4B16rgb(203, 75, 22)
- #DC322Frgb(220, 50, 47)
- #D33682rgb(211, 54, 130)
- #6C71C4rgb(108, 113, 196)
- #268BD2rgb(38, 139, 210)
- #2AA198rgb(42, 161, 152)
- #859900rgb(133, 153, 0)
PublishedEthan Schoonover, Solarized. Source
Nord’s neutrals: four dark greys and three near-whites, all faintly blue.
- #2E3440rgb(46, 52, 64)
- #3B4252rgb(59, 66, 82)
- #434C5Ergb(67, 76, 94)
- #4C566Argb(76, 86, 106)
- #D8DEE9rgb(216, 222, 233)
- #E5E9F0rgb(229, 233, 240)
- #ECEFF4rgb(236, 239, 244)
PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source
The four blue-greens Nord uses for primary UI accents.
- #8FBCBBrgb(143, 188, 187)
- #88C0D0rgb(136, 192, 208)
- #81A1C1rgb(129, 161, 193)
- #5E81ACrgb(94, 129, 172)
PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source
Nord’s five status colours: red, orange, yellow, green and purple, all muted.
- #BF616Argb(191, 97, 106)
- #D08770rgb(208, 135, 112)
- #EBCB8Brgb(235, 203, 139)
- #A3BE8Crgb(163, 190, 140)
- #B48EADrgb(180, 142, 173)
PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source
A dark background with seven high-chroma accents. One of the most ported themes there is.
- #282A36rgb(40, 42, 54)
- #44475Argb(68, 71, 90)
- #6272A4rgb(98, 114, 164)
- #F8F8F2rgb(248, 248, 242)
- #FF5555rgb(255, 85, 85)
- #FFB86Crgb(255, 184, 108)
- #F1FA8Crgb(241, 250, 140)
- #50FA7Brgb(80, 250, 123)
- #BD93F9rgb(189, 147, 249)
- #8BE9FDrgb(139, 233, 253)
- #FF79C6rgb(255, 121, 198)
PublishedZeno Rocha and contributors, Dracula. Source
Six colours picked to stay tellable apart under normal vision and all three dichromacies at once. Minimum separation 0.128.
- #2563EBrgb(37, 99, 235)
- #ECB845rgb(236, 184, 69)
- #982519rgb(152, 37, 25)
- #7FCCF6rgb(127, 204, 246)
- #BF752Ergb(191, 117, 46)
- #78239Frgb(120, 35, 159)
Built hereBuilt here by max-min search in OKLCH, scored under protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia with the Machado 2009 transform.
The same search run to eight colours. Two more categories, at a slightly tighter minimum separation of 0.103.
- #2563EBrgb(37, 99, 235)
- #ECB845rgb(236, 184, 69)
- #982519rgb(152, 37, 25)
- #7FCCF6rgb(127, 204, 246)
- #BF752Ergb(191, 117, 46)
- #78239Frgb(120, 35, 159)
- #1E6062rgb(30, 96, 98)
- #909DF2rgb(144, 157, 242)
Built hereBuilt here by max-min search in OKLCH, scored under protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia with the Machado 2009 transform.
Seven pure greys, evenly spaced in perceived lightness rather than in RGB.
- #F5F5F5rgb(245, 245, 245)
- #CCCCCCrgb(204, 204, 204)
- #A4A4A4rgb(164, 164, 164)
- #7F7F7Frgb(127, 127, 127)
- #5B5B5Brgb(91, 91, 91)
- #393939rgb(57, 57, 57)
- #1B1B1Brgb(27, 27, 27)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at zero chroma.
A warm orange-red ramp, light to dark, even to the eye at every step.
- #FDE5DFrgb(253, 229, 223)
- #FAB5A3rgb(250, 181, 163)
- #F77F61rgb(247, 127, 97)
- #D45B3Drgb(212, 91, 61)
- #B0391Argb(176, 57, 26)
- #80260Frgb(128, 38, 15)
- #531606rgb(83, 22, 6)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.
A blue ramp for sequential data, or for a UI that needs seven weights of one colour.
- #D9EFFDrgb(217, 239, 253)
- #8FD2FArgb(143, 210, 250)
- #34B3F1rgb(52, 179, 241)
- #2890C3rgb(40, 144, 195)
- #1D6F97rgb(29, 111, 151)
- #12506Drgb(18, 80, 109)
- #083246rgb(8, 50, 70)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.
A green ramp that stays green — no drift towards yellow at the light end.
- #C0FDCBrgb(192, 253, 203)
- #72E58Frgb(114, 229, 143)
- #4CC26Ergb(76, 194, 110)
- #299F51rgb(41, 159, 81)
- #1E7A3Drgb(30, 122, 61)
- #13582Argb(19, 88, 42)
- #083818rgb(8, 56, 24)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.
A purple ramp, useful where blue and green are already spoken for.
- #F8E3FDrgb(248, 227, 253)
- #ECAEFArgb(236, 174, 250)
- #D282E4rgb(210, 130, 228)
- #AF62C1rgb(175, 98, 193)
- #8E419Frgb(142, 65, 159)
- #6D1F7Drgb(109, 31, 125)
- #480A55rgb(72, 10, 85)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.
A cool blue-grey ramp for interface surfaces — quieter than Ocean, warmer than Neutral.
- #EAF3FErgb(234, 243, 254)
- #AFD0FArgb(175, 208, 250)
- #70ABF7rgb(112, 171, 247)
- #3986E4rgb(57, 134, 228)
- #1964B8rgb(25, 100, 184)
- #0F4582rgb(15, 69, 130)
- #052850rgb(5, 40, 80)
Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.
Pink through to burnt orange — neighbouring hues, fanned across lightness.
- #F696B4rgb(246, 150, 180)
- #F37684rgb(243, 118, 132)
- #E45E4Drgb(228, 94, 77)
- #BE5B28rgb(190, 91, 40)
- #945921rgb(148, 89, 33)
Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 60 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.
Yellow-green through to deep green. Reads as one family rather than five choices.
- #C9BA41rgb(201, 186, 65)
- #9FAD3Argb(159, 173, 58)
- #70A032rgb(112, 160, 50)
- #2F9333rgb(47, 147, 51)
- #277B51rgb(39, 123, 81)
Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.
Lilac down to deep raspberry, for when a design needs warmth without going orange.
- #C6A5F5rgb(198, 165, 245)
- #CC7EE9rgb(204, 126, 233)
- #C763C0rgb(199, 99, 192)
- #BD4A95rgb(189, 74, 149)
- #AF3069rgb(175, 48, 105)
Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.
Mint through teal to a deep sea blue. The cool counterpart to Sunset.
- #4AD2AFrgb(74, 210, 175)
- #40B8ADrgb(64, 184, 173)
- #37A0A6rgb(55, 160, 166)
- #2F899Brgb(47, 137, 155)
- #26728Frgb(38, 114, 143)
Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.