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Tailwind Colors

Tailwind Colors

slate

gray

zinc

neutral

stone

red

orange

amber

yellow

lime

green

emerald

teal

cyan

sky

blue

indigo

violet

purple

fuchsia

pink

rose

Tool Introduction

Welcome to the Tailwind Colors tool! This comprehensive color palette viewer helps you explore and use Tailwind CSS's complete color system. Easily copy color values in multiple formats, view color variations, and find the perfect shade for your project.

How to Use Tailwind Colors

  • Choose your preferred color format from the format selector (Tailwind, HEX, RGB, HSL)
  • Browse through the color categories to find your desired color
  • Click on any color swatch to instantly copy its value
  • Use the search feature to quickly find specific colors
  • Toggle fullscreen mode for a larger color palette view
  • Hover over colors to preview their values before copying
  • Use the shade indicators (50-900) to select the right color intensity
  • Reference the copied values in your project's code

Key Features

  • Complete Tailwind CSS color palette
  • Multiple color format support
  • One-click copy functionality
  • Fullscreen viewing mode
  • Responsive design for all devices
  • Real-time format conversion
  • Up-to-date with latest Tailwind CSS version

Perfect For

  • Web developers using Tailwind CSS
  • UI/UX designers creating color schemes
  • Front-end developers needing quick color reference
  • Project managers planning design systems
  • Anyone working with web colors
  • Learning Tailwind CSS color system
  • Creating consistent color palettes

What is Tailwind CSS color system?

Tailwind CSS color system is a comprehensive collection of pre-defined colors that includes a wide range of shades and variations. Each color comes in multiple gradients (50-900), making it perfect for creating consistent and accessible color schemes.

How do I use Tailwind colors in my project?

You can use Tailwind colors by applying utility classes like "bg-blue-500" or "text-red-600" to your HTML elements. Our tool helps you find and copy the exact color values you need in various formats.

What color formats are supported?

The tool supports multiple color formats including Tailwind class names, HEX codes, RGB values, and HSL values. You can easily switch between these formats and copy the one that best suits your needs.

Are these the official Tailwind CSS colors?

Yes, these are the official colors from the latest stable version of Tailwind CSS. They are regularly updated to match the official Tailwind CSS documentation.

Can I use these colors without Tailwind CSS?

Absolutely! While these colors are part of Tailwind CSS, you can copy their HEX, RGB, or HSL values and use them in any project, even without Tailwind CSS.

How do I know which shade to use?

Tailwind colors are numbered from 50 (lightest) to 900 (darkest). Generally, 500 is considered the "base" color, with lower numbers being lighter and higher numbers being darker.

Are these colors accessible?

Tailwind colors are designed with accessibility in mind. The contrast between different shades has been carefully considered, though you should always test your specific color combinations for accessibility.

Can I customize these colors?

While this tool shows the default Tailwind color palette, you can customize these colors in your own Tailwind CSS configuration file. Refer to Tailwind's documentation for customization instructions.

How often is the color palette updated?

The color palette is updated to match the latest stable version of Tailwind CSS. Any changes to the official Tailwind color system will be reflected in the tool.