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Tailwind CSS Color Generator

Convert any color into Tailwind format with instant class generation. Professional Tailwind CSS tool.

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Professional Tailwind CSS Color Generator Features

Our Tailwind CSS color generator helps you work with Tailwind's color system easily. Tailwind CSS uses a smart color palette with numbered shades that make it simple to create consistent designs. Whether you're building a new project or customizing existing colors, this tool shows you all the standard Tailwind colors and helps you understand how to use them in your designs.

Tailwind Integration

Browse and reference complete Tailwind CSS color palettes with standard naming conventions, shade variations, and utility class examples.

Customizable Shades

Reference Tailwind's standard shade system (50-950) and learn how to create custom shade ranges that match your design requirements.

Config Generation

Access Tailwind config code examples and usage patterns for standard colors, helping you understand and customize your theme configuration.

Export Options

Access Tailwind config code examples and ready-to-use snippets for standard colors to help with your theme configuration.

Understanding Tailwind CSS Colors

Standard Shades

Tailwind's predefined shade system includes 50, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, and 950. These standard shades are optimized for consistent design systems and UI components.

bg-blue-500, text-blue-600

Custom Shades

Extend Tailwind's default colors with custom shade ranges that fit your design system and brand identity requirements.

bg-brand-300, text-brand-700

Semantic Colors

Browse Tailwind's semantic color system with meaningful names (primary, secondary, success, warning, error) for intuitive design systems.

bg-primary-500, text-success-600

Tailwind CSS Color Best Practices

🎨 Use Semantic Names

Reference Tailwind's semantic color naming system (primary, secondary, success, warning) to understand purpose-based color organization.

⚖️ Maintain Consistency

Use the same shade numbers across your color palette for consistent visual hierarchy.

🎯 Consider Accessibility

When using Tailwind colors, verify that text and background color combinations meet WCAG contrast requirements for accessibility.

📝 Document Your Colors

Maintain a color reference document listing all Tailwind colors you use to ensure consistency across team members and multiple projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Browse our comprehensive Tailwind color palette. Click any color to see its exact HEX, RGB, and Tailwind class name (e.g., `bg-blue-500`, `text-red-600`). All colors match official Tailwind defaults.

All official Tailwind colors: slate, gray, zinc, neutral, stone, red, orange, amber, yellow, lime, green, emerald, teal, cyan, sky, blue, indigo, violet, purple, fuchsia, pink, and rose. Each has 50-950 scale.

Yes! Search by color name (e.g., "blue") or class name (e.g., "bg-blue-500"). The tool shows exact color values and corresponding Tailwind utility classes for immediate use.

Tailwind uses numbered scales (50-950) where 50 is lightest and 950 is darkest. 500 is typically the base color. Lower numbers are lighter tints, higher numbers are darker shades.

While this tool shows default Tailwind colors, you can customize colors in your `tailwind.config.js`. Use our tool to find base colors, then customize the scale to match your brand.

Tailwind's default colors are designed for accessibility, but always test combinations with our Contrast Checker. Some color pairs may need adjustment to meet WCAG standards for your specific use case.