Retro Space

Create a retro space-inspired colour pallete

The 'Retro Space' palette is inspired by the vastness and mystery of the cosmos. It combines deep, dark blues with vibrant reds and a touch of muted silver, creating a sense of the infinite and the exciting. Perfect for projects that aim to evoke a sense of wonder and exploration.

Retro Space

#2B2D42

Galactic Midnight

#8D99AE

Stardust Silver

#EDF2F4

Comet Tail

#EF233C

Nebula Red

#D90429

Rocket Red

#2B2D42 (Galactic Midnight)

A deep, dark blue that can be used as a base or background color, giving a sense of the vastness of space.

#8D99AE (Stardust Silver)

A muted silver color, perfect for accents and to represent the glimmer of distant stars.

#EDF2F4 (Comet Tail)

A light, almost white color, ideal for text or to provide contrast against the darker colors.

#EF233C (Nebula Red)

A vibrant red, reminiscent of nebulas and galaxies, can be used for highlights or to draw attention to specific elements.

#D90429 (Rocket Red)

A deep, intense red, perfect for creating a sense of drama and excitement, like a rocket blasting off into space.

Alternative

For the alternative retro space-inspired palette, I've chosen a different set of colors that still evoke the same theme. I've included #1A1B26 (Deep Space), #717D8A (Meteorite Grey), #ECEEF5 (Starlight White), #F54748 (Supernova Scarlet), and #C51130 (Galaxy Garnet).

Alternative Retro Space

#1A1B26

Deep Space

#717D8A

Meteorite Grey

#ECEEF5

Starlight White

#F54748

Supernova Scarlet

#C51130

Galaxy Garnet

#1A1B26 (Deep Space)

This color can be used as a primary background color, representing the vastness of space.

#717D8A (Meteorite Grey)

This color can be used for secondary elements, such as borders or text, providing a metallic touch reminiscent of meteorites.

#ECEEF5 (Starlight White)

This color can be used for highlights and accents, representing the light of distant stars.

#F54748 (Supernova Scarlet)

This vibrant color can be used for important elements that need to stand out, like buttons or calls to action, symbolizing the explosion of a supernova.

#C51130 (Galaxy Garnet)

This deep red can be used for emphasis or to draw attention to specific elements, representing the mysterious red hues of distant galaxies.

I dont like the red, can you give it some blues or purples instead?

I have replaced the red hues with blues and purples to meet the user's preferences. The new palette includes #1A1B26 (Deep Space), #717D8A (Meteorite Grey), #ECEEF5 (Starlight White), #6D7FAD (Stellar Blue), #4B3F72 (Cosmic Purple).

Space Blues

#1A1B26

Deep Space

#717D8A

Meteorite Grey

#ECEEF5

Starlight White

#6D7FAD

Stellar Blue

#4B3F72

Cosmic Purple

#1A1B26 (Deep Space)

This deep, dark blue is perfect for backgrounds and elements that need to recede.

#717D8A (Meteorite Grey)

A neutral grey that works well for typography and UI elements.

#ECEEF5 (Starlight White)

A soft white for backgrounds and to contrast with the darker colors.

#6D7FAD (Stellar Blue)

A medium blue that can be used for accents and to draw attention to specific elements.

#4B3F72 (Cosmic Purple)

A deep purple that can be used for accents and to add a pop of color.