color-palettes
12 ready-to-use color palettes with exact hex and HSL values in a 50-900 shade scale. Covers primary, neutral, and supporting colors (cyan, blue, purple, teal, red, green, pink, indigo, warm grey, cool grey, blue grey). Apply whenever picking colors, defining CSS custom properties or Tailwind theme colors, choosing background/text/border colors, setting up a design system color scale, or needing semantic colors for error/warning/success states.
What this skill does
# Color Palettes ## How to Use These Palettes Each palette provides a cohesive set of **Primary**, **Neutral**, and **Supporting** colors with 10 shades each (dark to light). When building a UI: 1. **Pick one palette** as your foundation 2. **Primary colors** (5-10% of UI): buttons, links, navigation, icons, accent borders, emphasized text 3. **Neutral colors** (80-90% of UI): text, backgrounds, panels, borders, secondary buttons 4. **Supporting colors** (5-10% of UI): semantic states (error, warning, success), accent features, badges --- ## Palette 1 — Cyan + Blue Grey ### Primary: Cyan | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #044E54 | hsl(184, 91%, 17%) | | 800 | #0A6C74 | hsl(185, 84%, 25%) | | 700 | #0E7C86 | hsl(185, 81%, 29%) | | 600 | #14919B | hsl(184, 77%, 34%) | | 500 | #2CB1BC | hsl(185, 62%, 45%) | | 400 | #38BEC9 | hsl(185, 57%, 50%) | | 300 | #54D1DB | hsl(184, 65%, 59%) | | 200 | #87EAF2 | hsl(184, 80%, 74%) | | 100 | #BEF8FD | hsl(185, 94%, 87%) | | 50 | #E0FCFF | hsl(186, 100%, 94%) | ### Neutrals: Blue Grey | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #102A43 | hsl(209, 61%, 16%) | | 800 | #243B53 | hsl(211, 39%, 23%) | | 700 | #334E68 | hsl(209, 34%, 30%) | | 600 | #486581 | hsl(209, 28%, 39%) | | 500 | #627D98 | hsl(210, 22%, 49%) | | 400 | #829AB1 | hsl(209, 23%, 60%) | | 300 | #9FB3C8 | hsl(211, 27%, 70%) | | 200 | #BCCCDC | hsl(210, 31%, 80%) | | 100 | #D9E2EC | hsl(212, 33%, 89%) | | 50 | #F0F4F8 | hsl(210, 36%, 96%) | --- ## Palette 2 — Blue + Yellow Vivid + Blue Grey ### Primary: Blue | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #003E6B | hsl(205, 100%, 21%) | | 800 | #0A558C | hsl(205, 87%, 29%) | | 700 | #0F609B | hsl(205, 82%, 33%) | | 600 | #186FAF | hsl(205, 76%, 39%) | | 500 | #2680C2 | hsl(205, 67%, 45%) | | 400 | #4098D7 | hsl(205, 65%, 55%) | | 300 | #62B0E8 | hsl(205, 74%, 65%) | | 200 | #84C5F4 | hsl(205, 84%, 74%) | | 100 | #B6E0FE | hsl(205, 97%, 85%) | | 50 | #DCEEFB | hsl(205, 79%, 92%) | ### Neutrals: Blue Grey (Same as Palette 1) ### Supporting: Yellow (Vivid) | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #8D2B0B | hsl(15, 86%, 30%) | | 800 | #B44D12 | hsl(22, 82%, 39%) | | 700 | #CB6E17 | hsl(29, 80%, 44%) | | 600 | #DE911D | hsl(36, 77%, 49%) | | 500 | #F0B429 | hsl(42, 87%, 55%) | | 400 | #F7C948 | hsl(44, 92%, 63%) | | 300 | #FADB5F | hsl(48, 94%, 68%) | | 200 | #FCE588 | hsl(48, 95%, 76%) | | 100 | #FFF3C4 | hsl(48, 100%, 88%) | | 50 | #FFFBEA | hsl(49, 100%, 96%) | --- ## Palette 3 — Purple + Teal + Blue Grey ### Primary: Purple | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #0C008C | hsl(245, 100%, 27%) | | 800 | #1D0EBE | hsl(245, 86%, 40%) | | 700 | #3525E6 | hsl(245, 79%, 52%) | | 600 | #4D3DF7 | hsl(245, 92%, 60%) | | 500 | #5D55FA | hsl(243, 94%, 66%) | | 400 | #7069FA | hsl(243, 94%, 70%) | | 300 | #8888FC | hsl(240, 95%, 76%) | | 200 | #A2A5FC | hsl(238, 94%, 81%) | | 100 | #C4C6FF | hsl(238, 100%, 88%) | | 50 | #E6E6FF | hsl(240, 100%, 95%) | ### Primary: Teal | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #014D40 | hsl(170, 97%, 15%) | | 800 | #0C6B58 | hsl(168, 80%, 23%) | | 700 | #147D64 | hsl(166, 72%, 28%) | | 600 | #199473 | hsl(164, 71%, 34%) | | 500 | #27AB83 | hsl(162, 63%, 41%) | | 400 | #3EBD93 | hsl(160, 51%, 49%) | | 300 | #65D6AD | hsl(158, 58%, 62%) | | 200 | #8EEDC7 | hsl(156, 73%, 74%) | | 100 | #C6F7E2 | hsl(154, 75%, 87%) | | 50 | #EFFCF6 | hsl(152, 68%, 96%) | ### Neutrals: Blue Grey (Same as Palette 1) --- ## Palette 4 — Teal + Blue Grey ### Primary: Teal (Same as Palette 3 Teal) ### Neutrals: Blue Grey (Same as Palette 1) --- ## Palette 5 — Blue Grey as Primary/Neutrals ### Primary/Neutrals: Blue Grey Uses the Blue Grey scale as both primary and neutral. Higher-contrast shades serve as primary actions. (Same values as Palette 1 Blue Grey) --- ## Palette 6 — Red + Yellow Vivid + Warm Grey ### Primary: Red | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #610404 | hsl(360, 92%, 20%) | | 800 | #780A0A | hsl(360, 85%, 25%) | | 700 | #911111 | hsl(360, 79%, 32%) | | 600 | #A61B1B | hsl(360, 72%, 38%) | | 500 | #BA2525 | hsl(360, 67%, 44%) | | 400 | #D64545 | hsl(360, 64%, 55%) | | 300 | #E66A6A | hsl(360, 71%, 66%) | | 200 | #F29B9B | hsl(360, 77%, 78%) | | 100 | #FACDCD | hsl(360, 82%, 89%) | | 50 | #FFEEEE | hsl(360, 100%, 97%) | ### Neutrals: Warm Grey | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #27241D | hsl(42, 15%, 13%) | | 800 | #423D33 | hsl(40, 13%, 23%) | | 700 | #504A40 | hsl(37, 11%, 28%) | | 600 | #625D52 | hsl(41, 9%, 35%) | | 500 | #857F72 | hsl(41, 8%, 48%) | | 400 | #A39E93 | hsl(41, 8%, 61%) | | 300 | #B8B2A7 | hsl(39, 11%, 69%) | | 200 | #D3CEC4 | hsl(40, 15%, 80%) | | 100 | #E8E6E1 | hsl(43, 13%, 90%) | | 50 | #FAF9F7 | hsl(40, 23%, 97%) | ### Supporting: Yellow (Vivid) (Same as Palette 2 Yellow Vivid) --- ## Palette 7 — Cyan + Warm Grey ### Primary: Cyan (Same as Palette 1 Cyan) ### Neutrals: Warm Grey (Same as Palette 6 Warm Grey) --- ## Palette 8 — Blue Vivid + Cool Grey ### Primary: Blue (Vivid) | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #002159 | hsl(218, 100%, 17%) | | 800 | #01337D | hsl(216, 98%, 25%) | | 700 | #03449E | hsl(215, 96%, 32%) | | 600 | #0552B5 | hsl(214, 95%, 36%) | | 500 | #0967D2 | hsl(212, 92%, 43%) | | 400 | #2186EB | hsl(210, 83%, 53%) | | 300 | #47A3F3 | hsl(208, 88%, 62%) | | 200 | #7CC4FA | hsl(206, 93%, 73%) | | 100 | #BAE3FF | hsl(204, 100%, 86%) | | 50 | #E6F6FF | hsl(202, 100%, 95%) | ### Neutrals: Cool Grey | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #1F2933 | hsl(210, 24%, 16%) | | 800 | #323F4B | hsl(209, 20%, 25%) | | 700 | #3E4C59 | hsl(209, 18%, 30%) | | 600 | #52606D | hsl(209, 14%, 37%) | | 500 | #616E7C | hsl(211, 12%, 43%) | | 400 | #7B8794 | hsl(211, 10%, 53%) | | 300 | #9AA5B1 | hsl(211, 13%, 65%) | | 200 | #CBD2D9 | hsl(210, 16%, 82%) | | 100 | #E4E7EB | hsl(214, 15%, 91%) | | 50 | #F5F7FA | hsl(216, 33%, 97%) | ### Supporting: Red (Vivid) | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #610316 | hsl(348, 94%, 20%) | | 800 | #8A041A | hsl(350, 94%, 28%) | | 700 | #AB091E | hsl(352, 90%, 35%) | | 600 | #CF1124 | hsl(354, 85%, 44%) | | 500 | #E12D39 | hsl(356, 75%, 53%) | | 400 | #EF4E4E | hsl(360, 83%, 62%) | | 300 | #F86A6A | hsl(360, 91%, 69%) | | 200 | #FF9B9B | hsl(360, 100%, 80%) | | 100 | #FFBDBD | hsl(360, 100%, 87%) | | 50 | #FFE3E3 | hsl(360, 100%, 95%) | --- ## Palette 9 — Light Blue Vivid + Cool Grey ### Primary: Light Blue (Vivid) | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #035388 | hsl(204, 96%, 27%) | | 800 | #0B69A3 | hsl(203, 87%, 34%) | | 700 | #127FBF | hsl(202, 83%, 41%) | | 600 | #1992D4 | hsl(201, 79%, 46%) | | 500 | #2BB0ED | hsl(199, 84%, 55%) | | 400 | #40C3F7 | hsl(197, 92%, 61%) | | 300 | #5ED0FA | hsl(196, 94%, 67%) | | 200 | #81DEFD | hsl(195, 97%, 75%) | | 100 | #B3ECFF | hsl(195, 100%, 85%) | | 50 | #E3F8FF | hsl(195, 100%, 95%) | ### Neutrals: Cool Grey (Same as Palette 8) --- ## Palette 10 — Indigo + Cool Grey ### Primary: Indigo | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #19216C | hsl(234, 62%, 26%) | | 800 | #2D3A8C | hsl(232, 51%, 36%) | | 700 | #35469C | hsl(230, 49%, 41%) | | 600 | #4055A8 | hsl(228, 45%, 45%) | | 500 | #4C63B6 | hsl(227, 42%, 51%) | | 400 | #647ACB | hsl(227, 50%, 59%) | | 300 | #7B93DB | hsl(225, 57%, 67%) | | 200 | #98AEEB | hsl(224, 67%, 76%) | | 100 | #BED0F7 | hsl(221, 78%, 86%) | | 50 | #E0E8F9 | hsl(221, 68%, 93%) | ### Neutrals: Cool Grey (Same as Palette 8) --- ## Palette 11 — Pink Vivid + Cool Grey ### Primary: Pink (Vivid) | Shade | Hex | HSL | |-------|-----|-----| | 900 | #620042 | hsl(320, 100%, 19%) | | 800 | #870557 | hsl(322, 93%, 27%) | | 700 | #A30664 | hsl(324, 93%, 33%) | | 600 | #BC0A6F | hsl(326, 90%, 39%) | | 500 | #DA127D | hsl(328, 85%, 46%) | | 400 | #E8368F | hsl(330, 79%, 56%) | | 300 | #F364A2 | hsl(334, 86%, 67%) | | 200 | #FF8CBA | hsl(336, 100%, 77%) | | 100 | #FFB8D2 |
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