Tailwind Red
Tailwind CSS's red hue family — 11 stops from 50 (lightest) to 950 (darkest), forming a warm red chromatic scale. Use directly as a brand palette or pair with an accent hue from another tailwind-* atom.
13 swatches 14 light roles 14 dark roles
Swatches
red-50
#FEF2F2
Lightest stop — page background in light mode.
red-100
#FFE2E2
Very light surface — cards and panels on light background.
red-200
#FFC9C9
Light divider, hairline, or subtle fill.
red-300
#FFA2A2
Muted accent or disabled-state foreground in light mode.
red-400
#FF6467
Mid-light tint — soft accent, hover wash, decorative fill.
red-500
#FB2C36
Mid stop — the canonical brand hue for chromatic palettes.
red-600
#E7000B
Mid-dark stop — primary action in light mode for chromatic palettes.
red-700
#C10007
Dark stop — pressed states, deeper emphasis.
red-800
#9F0712
Very dark stop — heavy emphasis, secondary text on light.
red-900
#82181A
Near-darkest stop — body text on light, surface on dark.
red-950
#460809
Darkest stop — page background in dark mode.
pure-white
#FFFFFF
Maximum-elevation surface and high-contrast text in dark mode.
pure-black
#000000
High-contrast text on light chromatic hues where the deepest stop reads as the hue, not black.
Mode role mappings
Light mode (14 roles)
accent
→ red-700 accent-hover
→ red-600 background
→ red-50 error
→ red-700 primary
→ red-500 primary-hover
→ red-600 success
→ red-600 surface
→ red-100 surface-elevated
→ pure-white text-primary
→ red-900 text-secondary
→ red-800 text-tertiary
→ red-600 warning
→ red-300 warning-hover
→ red-400 Dark mode (14 roles)
accent
→ red-300 accent-hover
→ red-200 background
→ red-950 error
→ red-300 primary
→ red-400 primary-hover
→ red-300 success
→ red-400 surface
→ red-900 surface-elevated
→ red-800 text-primary
→ red-50 text-secondary
→ red-200 text-tertiary
→ red-400 warning
→ red-600 warning-hover
→ red-500 Provenance
- Source
- https://tailwindcss.com/docs/colors
- License
MIT- Attribution
- Tailwind CSS colors, Copyright Tailwind Labs Inc., MIT licensed. Hex values derived from canonical OKLCH definitions in packages/tailwindcss/theme.css via the W3C CSS Color Module Level 4 OKLCH → sRGB conversion.
- Imported
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2026-05-17(upstream version 4.3.0)