Color collection
Pastel Blue Color Palettes
Soft blue palettes for calm product pages, wellness brands, and mobile onboarding screens.
#8E90E1Accent#E89CABSurface#E9E7F9Text#131221Support#CE8283Pastel Blue 1Pastel / Blue / CalmQuality 91Primary#8EE18EAccent#9CE8C4Surface#E7F9E9Text#122113Support#8282CEPastel Blue 2Pastel / Blue / CalmQuality 91Primary#8EE1A6Accent#9CE8E8Surface#E7F9EEText#122117Support#9882CEPastel Blue 7Pastel / Blue / CalmQuality 91Primary#8EA7E1Accent#E89CCESurface#E7EAF9Text#121621Support#CE8299Pastel Blue 9Pastel / Blue / CalmQuality 91Primary#A48EE1Accent#E8B09CSurface#EEE7F9Text#171221Support#CE9682Pastel Blue 22Pastel / Blue / CalmQuality 91Primary#92E18EAccent#E49CE8Surface#E7F9E8Text#122113Support#8286CEHow to use these palettes
Start with the primary and surface colors, then test text contrast before exporting. These palettes are most useful for wellness apps, creator portfolios, and clean landing pages. Use a very light blue surface with a darker blue text color before adding pink or yellow accents.
Pastel palettes are softened without letting text fade into the surface; the neutral text role is intentionally stronger than the accent colors.
CSS Variables
:root {
--primary: #8E90E1;
--accent: #E89CAB;
--surface: #E9E7F9;
--text: #131221;
--support: #CE8283;
}FAQ
Where should I use pastel blue color palettes?
These palettes are designed for wellness apps, creator portfolios, and clean landing pages.
Can I copy these colors into a design system?
Yes. Each palette includes clear interface roles such as Primary, Accent, Surface, Text, and Support.
How do I avoid low contrast?
Use a very light blue surface with a darker blue text color before adding pink or yellow accents.