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Material Design Color Palette

Material Design 3 (MD3) official palette reference with one-click HEX copy and full palette config export

Material Design Palette (MD3)

Browse color families and tones 10-90. Click a swatch to copy HEX, or copy the full palette config

Primary

Primary

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Primary: {
  '10': '#D0BCFF',
  '20': '#AAA7FF',
  '25': '#9F9AF8',
  '30': '#8F87FB',
  '40': '#7C73EA',
  '50': '#6750A4',
  '60': '#553F93',
  '70': '#442A7E',
  '80': '#331C6A',
  '90': '#21005D'
}

Secondary

Secondary

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Secondary: {
  '10': '#E8DEF8',
  '20': '#D0BCFF',
  '25': '#C4B3FD',
  '30': '#B69DF8',
  '40': '#9E88F6',
  '50': '#6D6280',
  '60': '#4A4458',
  '70': '#332D41',
  '80': '#1D192B',
  '90': '#141218'
}

Tertiary

Tertiary

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Tertiary: {
  '10': '#FFD8E4',
  '20': '#F2B8D5',
  '25': '#E7A6CC',
  '30': '#E391BC',
  '40': '#D96FA9',
  '50': '#7D5260',
  '60': '#5E3F4A',
  '70': '#4A2D38',
  '80': '#351826',
  '90': '#1B1118'
}

Error

Error

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Error: {
  '10': '#F9DEDC',
  '20': '#F8D7DA',
  '25': '#F5C2C7',
  '30': '#EFA9A9',
  '40': '#E69393',
  '50': '#B3261E',
  '60': '#8C1D18',
  '70': '#601410',
  '80': '#410E0B',
  '90': '#1C0B0A'
}

Neutral

Neutral

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Neutral: {
  '10': '#E7E0EC',
  '20': '#CAC4D0',
  '25': '#C4C7C5',
  '30': '#79747E',
  '40': '#625B71',
  '50': '#49454F',
  '60': '#1D1B20',
  '70': '#141218',
  '80': '#0F0D13',
  '90': '#0B0A0D'
}

Neutral Variant

Neutral Variant

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'Neutral Variant': {
  '10': '#E7E0EC',
  '20': '#D0BCFF',
  '25': '#CCC2DC',
  '30': '#B69DF8',
  '40': '#9E88F6',
  '50': '#625B71',
  '60': '#4A4458',
  '70': '#332D41',
  '80': '#1D192B',
  '90': '#141218'
}

Documentation

What is the Material Design palette?

Material Design 3 (Material You) is Google's latest design system. Its color system supports dynamic color schemes that can be derived from wallpapers and applied as app themes. This tool provides an MD3 palette reference so you can quickly find, copy, and apply theme colors in design and development workflows.

Color families

Primary
Main brand and emphasis color for key UI elements like primary actions.
Secondary
Supporting accent for less prominent components and supporting UI states.
Tertiary
Additional accent to balance primary/secondary and create visual differentiation.

Tone levels

  • 10-30: lighter tones for layering and subtle surfaces
  • 40: commonly used for hover/pressed interaction states
  • 50-70: mid tones for general UI elements and larger areas
  • 80-90: deeper tones for contrast on light content or dark surfaces

How to use

1

Browse tones 10-90 for each palette

2

Click any swatch to copy its HEX value

3

Use “Copy palette” to copy the full config block

4

Apply the values to Android / Flutter / Web themes and components

5

Pick tone levels based on contrast and consistency needs

FAQ

Can I use these colors in production?
Yes. The values are aligned with the Material Design 3 specification and can be used for Android, Flutter, and web Material themes.
What's different between Material 3 and Material 2?
Material 3 emphasizes personalization and dynamic color, with richer tone scales and palette roles to build consistent, adaptable themes.
How do I use these colors in Android apps?
You can define them in resources (colors.xml) or as Color constants in Jetpack Compose, then feed them into a Material3 theme. Similar ideas apply to Flutter and web via theme variables.

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