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Colour

A browsable library of named colour palettes — accessible sets, editor themes and perceptually even ramps. Search by name, mood or hex.

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Names, descriptions, tags and the hex values themselves are all searchable, so pasting a colour finds the palettes containing it. Published palettes are other people's work, credited and linked; the ones built here are generated from colour theory and free of any licence question.

19 palettes

Okabe–Ito

The standard colourblind-safe qualitative set in scientific figures. Eight colours chosen to stay distinct for dichromats.

000000
E69F00
56B4E9
009E73
F0E442
0072B2
D55E00
CC79A7
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

PublishedMasataka Okabe and Kei Ito, "Color Universal Design". Free to use; the authors ask to be credited. Source

Solarized Base

The eight background and text tones of Solarized, tuned so light and dark modes share one set of accents.

002B36
073642
586E75
657B83
839496
93A1A1
EEE8D5
FDF6E3
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

PublishedEthan Schoonover, Solarized. Source

Solarized Accents

Solarized’s eight accent hues, held at even lightness so none of them shouts.

B58900
CB4B16
DC322F
D33682
6C71C4
268BD2
2AA198
859900
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

PublishedEthan Schoonover, Solarized. Source

Nord — Polar Night & Snow Storm

Nord’s neutrals: four dark greys and three near-whites, all faintly blue.

2E3440
3B4252
434C5E
4C566A
D8DEE9
E5E9F0
ECEFF4
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source

Nord — Frost

The four blue-greens Nord uses for primary UI accents.

8FBCBB
88C0D0
81A1C1
5E81AC
  • #8FBCBBrgb(143, 188, 187)
  • #88C0D0rgb(136, 192, 208)
  • #81A1C1rgb(129, 161, 193)
  • #5E81ACrgb(94, 129, 172)
CSS custom properties

PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source

Nord — Aurora

Nord’s five status colours: red, orange, yellow, green and purple, all muted.

BF616A
D08770
EBCB8B
A3BE8C
B48EAD
  • #BF616Argb(191, 97, 106)
  • #D08770rgb(208, 135, 112)
  • #EBCB8Brgb(235, 203, 139)
  • #A3BE8Crgb(163, 190, 140)
  • #B48EADrgb(180, 142, 173)
CSS custom properties

PublishedArctic Ice Studio & Sven Greb, Nord. Source

Dracula

A dark background with seven high-chroma accents. One of the most ported themes there is.

282A36
44475A
6272A4
F8F8F2
FF5555
FFB86C
F1FA8C
50FA7B
BD93F9
8BE9FD
FF79C6
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

PublishedZeno Rocha and contributors, Dracula. Source

Accessible Six

Six colours picked to stay tellable apart under normal vision and all three dichromacies at once. Minimum separation 0.128.

2563EB
ECB845
982519
7FCCF6
BF752E
78239F
  • #2563EBrgb(37, 99, 235)
  • #ECB845rgb(236, 184, 69)
  • #982519rgb(152, 37, 25)
  • #7FCCF6rgb(127, 204, 246)
  • #BF752Ergb(191, 117, 46)
  • #78239Frgb(120, 35, 159)
CSS custom properties

Built hereBuilt here by max-min search in OKLCH, scored under protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia with the Machado 2009 transform.

Accessible Eight

The same search run to eight colours. Two more categories, at a slightly tighter minimum separation of 0.103.

2563EB
ECB845
982519
7FCCF6
BF752E
78239F
1E6062
909DF2
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereBuilt here by max-min search in OKLCH, scored under protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia with the Machado 2009 transform.

Neutral

Seven pure greys, evenly spaced in perceived lightness rather than in RGB.

F5F5F5
CCCCCC
A4A4A4
7F7F7F
5B5B5B
393939
1B1B1B
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at zero chroma.

Ember

A warm orange-red ramp, light to dark, even to the eye at every step.

FDE5DF
FAB5A3
F77F61
D45B3D
B0391A
80260F
531606
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.

Ocean

A blue ramp for sequential data, or for a UI that needs seven weights of one colour.

D9EFFD
8FD2FA
34B3F1
2890C3
1D6F97
12506D
083246
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.

Moss

A green ramp that stays green — no drift towards yellow at the light end.

C0FDCB
72E58F
4CC26E
299F51
1E7A3D
13582A
083818
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.

Orchid

A purple ramp, useful where blue and green are already spoken for.

F8E3FD
ECAEFA
D282E4
AF62C1
8E419F
6D1F7D
480A55
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.

Slate

A cool blue-grey ramp for interface surfaces — quieter than Ocean, warmer than Neutral.

EAF3FE
AFD0FA
70ABF7
3986E4
1964B8
0F4582
052850
  • #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)
CSS custom properties

Built hereEven OKLCH lightness steps at a fixed hue, chroma held inside sRGB.

Sunset

Pink through to burnt orange — neighbouring hues, fanned across lightness.

F696B4
F37684
E45E4D
BE5B28
945921
  • #F696B4rgb(246, 150, 180)
  • #F37684rgb(243, 118, 132)
  • #E45E4Drgb(228, 94, 77)
  • #BE5B28rgb(190, 91, 40)
  • #945921rgb(148, 89, 33)
CSS custom properties

Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 60 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.

Meadow

Yellow-green through to deep green. Reads as one family rather than five choices.

C9BA41
9FAD3A
70A032
2F9333
277B51
  • #C9BA41rgb(201, 186, 65)
  • #9FAD3Argb(159, 173, 58)
  • #70A032rgb(112, 160, 50)
  • #2F9333rgb(47, 147, 51)
  • #277B51rgb(39, 123, 81)
CSS custom properties

Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.

Berry

Lilac down to deep raspberry, for when a design needs warmth without going orange.

C6A5F5
CC7EE9
C763C0
BD4A95
AF3069
  • #C6A5F5rgb(198, 165, 245)
  • #CC7EE9rgb(204, 126, 233)
  • #C763C0rgb(199, 99, 192)
  • #BD4A95rgb(189, 74, 149)
  • #AF3069rgb(175, 48, 105)
CSS custom properties

Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.

Lagoon

Mint through teal to a deep sea blue. The cool counterpart to Sunset.

4AD2AF
40B8AD
37A0A6
2F899B
26728F
  • #4AD2AFrgb(74, 210, 175)
  • #40B8ADrgb(64, 184, 173)
  • #37A0A6rgb(55, 160, 166)
  • #2F899Brgb(47, 137, 155)
  • #26728Frgb(38, 114, 143)
CSS custom properties

Built hereAnalogous hues spanning 55 degrees in OKLCH, with a lightness fan.

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How it works

1Search by name, by mood, by use — or paste a hex to find the palettes containing it.
2Filter to published palettes (other people’s, credited and linked) or the ones built here from colour theory.
3Copy a single swatch, a whole palette, or the CSS custom properties block.
4The accessible sets are checked to stay distinguishable under all three types of colour blindness.

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