Color System for Next.js Theme Colors

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A professionally curated color system designed specifically for next.js theme colors interfaces. Every token — from backgrounds to button states — has been chosen to create the best possible user experience.

Why Next.js Theme Colors for your UI?

Next.js apps typically use CSS variables in globals.css combined with Tailwind CSS. Our generator creates a complete set of CSS custom properties that you paste into your :root and [data-theme='dark'] selectors. Works with App Router, Pages Router, and Next.js 13+ themes.

What you get

  • 16 color tokens with semantic naming (--color-primary, --color-surface, --color-success, etc.)
  • Dark mode + Light mode — generated automatically
  • WCAG-compliant text contrast ratios
  • Button states: primary, hover, disabled, accent
  • CSS variables ready to paste into any project
  • Works with Tailwind CSS, React, Vue, or plain HTML

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FAQ

What is the best color for a next.js theme colors?
It depends on your brand and audience. Our recommended palette for next.js theme colors is designed based on UI/UX best practices, but you can customize the base color to match your brand identity.
Does this palette support dark mode for next.js theme colors?
Yes. Every generated system includes both dark and light mode tokens, optimized for the specific needs of next.js theme colors interfaces where users may spend extended time.
Can I use these colors with Tailwind CSS?
Absolutely. The generated CSS custom properties work with any framework. You can map them to your Tailwind config or use them directly in your stylesheets.

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