For developers· 21 themes
shadcn themes, one command away.
Every CSS Crème palette is published as a real shadcn/ui theme: light and dark modes, OKLCH tokens, and contrast we actually check. Install it into your project with one command, or copy the CSS variables. No account, no credits, no paywall.
npx shadcn@latest add https://csscreme.com/r/deep-ocean.json A deep navy product palette with an electric blue primary — the default look of modern dashboards and developer tools.
Cool teal and violet over near-black, made for gradient hero sections and glassmorphism.
Hot magenta and cyan on ink for high-energy, after-dark interfaces with maximum contrast.
A restrained, professional blue palette — trustworthy without the corporate stiffness.
A clean, near-white system with a single confident indigo accent — minimalism that still has a voice.
The CSS Crème house palette: near-white surfaces, near-black type, a deep indigo primary and a sparing CSSCreme-orange accent. Clean and technical.
Seventies-inspired amber, rust and cream — nostalgic warmth for brands with personality.
Mossy greens and bark browns over a paper base — organic, grounded, and easy on the eyes.
Soft lilac, mint and peach for friendly, approachable products — playful without being childish.
A sweet pink-and-green pairing that reads fresh and modern — great for lifestyle and food brands.
A grayscale system with one cool-blue accent — the safest choice for content-heavy, no-nonsense interfaces.
Warm gold and coral glowing over charcoal — premium, cinematic, and built for big imagery.
Pure white, hard black type and a jolt of electric yellow with zero corner radius — the loud, unapologetic brutalist look, built for maximum contrast.
Soft lavender surfaces, a gentle violet primary and generous rounding — the puffy, claymorphic look that reads friendly and tactile.
A restrained near-white system warmed by a single amber primary — minimalism with a hint of heat, made for content and docs.
Pure black on pure white with graphite greys and no accent hue — the stark, developer-tool monochrome that never goes out of style.
Deep forest-black surfaces under a bright emerald primary — the confident, modern look of open-source dashboards and data tools.
A cosmic purple-to-pink pairing over deep space black — dramatic and premium, built for launch pages and hero moments.
Cool arctic greys and a muted frost-blue primary — a calm, low-contrast Scandinavian palette that is easy to live in all day.
Bright bubblegum pink and grape purple on a blush base — high-energy and fun, for consumer apps that want to feel joyful.
Crisp white with a bright sky-blue primary and an indigo accent — the clean, trustworthy default of modern SaaS marketing sites.
Why these and not the other ten thousand
Contrast we check
Every theme is tested in both modes: text on background, text on card, and label on button all clear WCAG minimums. A theme that looks good and fails contrast is a bug.
Light and dark, honestly
Brand colors never shift between modes — only the neutrals move, keeping their hue. The dark theme and the light theme are recognisably the same design.
OKLCH tokens
Perceptually uniform, Tailwind v4 native, and ready for contrast work without a conversion step.
Backed by a breakdown
These palettes come out of studying real, award-winning interfaces in our showcase and breakdowns — not a random-color button.