Brand Color System Generator
Generate a complete design system from one brand color
Main brand color for key elements
Supporting color for secondary elements
Complementary color for highlights
Positive feedback and confirmations
Caution states and alerts
Error states and destructive actions
Informational messages
Buttons
Alerts
1// tailwind.config.js2module.exports = {3 theme: {4 extend: {5 colors: {6 primary: {7 50: '#f3f3fb',8 100: '#e6e6f9',9 200: '#c1c2f6',10 300: '#9395f6',11 400: '#5f62f1',12 500: '#2c2fed',13 600: '#1216d3',14 700: '#0f12ae',15 800: '#080a82',16 900: '#030563',17 950: '#00013d',18 },19 secondary: {20 50: '#f7f4fb',21 100: '#efe7f8',22 200: '#dbc4f2',23 300: '#c399f0',24 400: '#a668e8',25 500: '#8937e1',26 600: '#701ec8',27 700: '#5c19a4',28 800: '#430e7b',29 900: '#32085e',30 950: '#1e033a',31 },32 accent: {33 50: '#fcfcf2',34 100: '#fbfbe4',35 200: '#f9f8bd',36 300: '#fbfa8d',37 400: '#faf757',38 500: '#f8f520',39 600: '#dfdb07',40 700: '#b7b406',41 800: '#898701',42 900: '#666400',43 950: '#3d3c00',44 },45 success: {46 50: '#f4faf7',47 100: '#e8f7ee',48 200: '#c6f1d6',49 300: '#9bedb9',50 400: '#6ce598',51 500: '#3cdd77',52 600: '#22c35d',53 700: '#1ca04d',54 800: '#117837',55 900: '#0a5c28',56 950: '#053918',57 },58 warning: {59 50: '#fcf9f3',60 100: '#fbf3e5',61 200: '#f9e3be',62 300: '#fad38e',63 400: '#f8be59',64 500: '#f6a823',65 600: '#dc8f09',66 700: '#b57508',67 800: '#885702',68 900: '#664100',69 950: '#3d2700',70 },71 error: {72 50: '#fbf3f3',73 100: '#f9e6e6',74 200: '#f6c1c1',75 300: '#f69393',76 400: '#f15f5f',77 500: '#ed2c2c',78 600: '#d31212',79 700: '#ae0f0f',80 800: '#820808',81 900: '#630303',82 950: '#3d0000',83 },84 info: {85 50: '#f3f9fc',86 100: '#e5f4fa',87 200: '#bfe6f8',88 300: '#90d7f9',89 400: '#5bc5f5',90 500: '#26b2f2',91 600: '#0d98d9',92 700: '#0a7db2',93 800: '#045d86',94 900: '#014665',95 950: '#002a3d',96 },97 },98 },99 },100}
1:root {2 --primary-50: #f3f3fb;3 --primary-100: #e6e6f9;4 --primary-200: #c1c2f6;5 --primary-300: #9395f6;6 --primary-400: #5f62f1;7 --primary-500: #2c2fed;8 --primary-600: #1216d3;9 --primary-700: #0f12ae;10 --primary-800: #080a82;11 --primary-900: #030563;12 --primary-950: #00013d;1314 --secondary-50: #f7f4fb;15 --secondary-100: #efe7f8;16 --secondary-200: #dbc4f2;17 --secondary-300: #c399f0;18 --secondary-400: #a668e8;19 --secondary-500: #8937e1;20 --secondary-600: #701ec8;21 --secondary-700: #5c19a4;22 --secondary-800: #430e7b;23 --secondary-900: #32085e;24 --secondary-950: #1e033a;2526 --accent-50: #fcfcf2;27 --accent-100: #fbfbe4;28 --accent-200: #f9f8bd;29 --accent-300: #fbfa8d;30 --accent-400: #faf757;31 --accent-500: #f8f520;32 --accent-600: #dfdb07;33 --accent-700: #b7b406;34 --accent-800: #898701;35 --accent-900: #666400;36 --accent-950: #3d3c00;3738 --success-50: #f4faf7;39 --success-100: #e8f7ee;40 --success-200: #c6f1d6;41 --success-300: #9bedb9;42 --success-400: #6ce598;43 --success-500: #3cdd77;44 --success-600: #22c35d;45 --success-700: #1ca04d;46 --success-800: #117837;47 --success-900: #0a5c28;48 --success-950: #053918;4950 --warning-50: #fcf9f3;51 --warning-100: #fbf3e5;52 --warning-200: #f9e3be;53 --warning-300: #fad38e;54 --warning-400: #f8be59;55 --warning-500: #f6a823;56 --warning-600: #dc8f09;57 --warning-700: #b57508;58 --warning-800: #885702;59 --warning-900: #664100;60 --warning-950: #3d2700;6162 --error-50: #fbf3f3;63 --error-100: #f9e6e6;64 --error-200: #f6c1c1;65 --error-300: #f69393;66 --error-400: #f15f5f;67 --error-500: #ed2c2c;68 --error-600: #d31212;69 --error-700: #ae0f0f;70 --error-800: #820808;71 --error-900: #630303;72 --error-950: #3d0000;7374 --info-50: #f3f9fc;75 --info-100: #e5f4fa;76 --info-200: #bfe6f8;77 --info-300: #90d7f9;78 --info-400: #5bc5f5;79 --info-500: #26b2f2;80 --info-600: #0d98d9;81 --info-700: #0a7db2;82 --info-800: #045d86;83 --info-900: #014665;84 --info-950: #002a3d;85}
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a brand color system?
A brand color system is a structured set of colors used consistently across a brand's digital presence. It typically includes primary colors (main brand color), secondary colors (supporting color), accent colors (highlights), and semantic colors (success, warning, error, info) for feedback states.
How many colors should a brand palette have?
A typical brand color system includes 1-2 primary colors, 1-2 secondary colors, 1 accent color, and 4 semantic colors. Each color should have a full shade scale (50-950) for flexibility. This generator creates all of these from just one base color.
How do I choose a brand color?
Consider your brand personality, target audience, and industry. Blues convey trust and professionalism, greens suggest growth and nature, purples imply luxury and creativity. Use the color wheel to find complementary colors for your secondary palette.
What are semantic colors in UI design?
Semantic colors communicate meaning in user interfaces: Success (green) for positive actions, Warning (yellow/amber) for caution, Error (red) for problems, and Info (blue) for neutral information. These should be consistent across your entire application.