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Data Visualization Color Palettes

Categorical palettes that remain distinguishable for colour-blind viewers. Its main colours include seafoam (#bfeeb2), baby pink (#eaa6a7), lilac (#ac92e2), slate blue (#7369d9), emerald (#5dcf3d), built as a tetradic set around 200° on the colour wheel. Hex and RGB values for each swatch are listed below for quick copy.

Data Visualization color palette hex codes

Main data visualization colours with named swatches, HEX and RGB. Derived from this tag's hue (200°), saturation (62%) and tetradic scheme.

Data Visualization color palette hex codes
SwatchNameHEXRGBCopy
Seafoam swatchSeafoam#bfeeb2rgb(191, 238, 178)
Baby Pink swatchBaby Pink#eaa6a7rgb(234, 166, 167)
Lilac swatchLilac#ac92e2rgb(172, 146, 226)
Slate Blue swatchSlate Blue#7369d9rgb(115, 105, 217)
Emerald swatchEmerald#5dcf3drgb(93, 207, 61)
Chestnut swatchChestnut#a75625rgb(167, 86, 37)
Grape swatchGrape#821c94rgb(130, 28, 148)
Pine swatchPine#205f83rgb(32, 95, 131)

Data Visualization color palettes

About data visualization color palettes

Categorical palettes that remain distinguishable for colour-blind viewers. This page collects 24 data visualization color palettes, each one generated and then filtered so that every scheme is actually usable in a real design rather than just pleasant to look at.

Most data visualization schemes anchor somewhere around verdigris (#4da8d5), a cool hue sitting near 200 degrees on the color wheel at roughly 62% saturation. The palettes below span a lightness range of about 54 points, which is wide enough to give you a background, a mid-tone and a text color from the same set. Two complementary pairs, giving you the widest range of usable accents.

For data visualization work, start by locking the two colours that carry the most surface area, then choose accents that clear a 4.5:1 contrast ratio against them. Anything that fails that test should be decorative only, never a button or a label.

Need something more specific? Generate a custom scheme with the AI color palette generator or extract one from a photo with the color palette from image tool.

Data Visualization color palette FAQ

What colors are in a data visualization color palette?

A typical data visualization palette combines seafoam (#bfeeb2), baby pink (#eaa6a7), lilac (#ac92e2) and supporting tones. Categorical palettes that remain distinguishable for colour-blind viewers.

What are the hex codes for data visualization?

Data Visualization is a colour family rather than a single value. The main hex codes on this page are #bfeeb2, #eaa6a7, #ac92e2, #7369d9, #5dcf3d, #a75625, #821c94, #205f83, centred near #4da8d5. Copy any value from the table above.

How do I use a data visualization color palette in my design?

Assign the lightest swatch to backgrounds, the darkest to text, and use the remaining colours for accents and states. Copy the palette as CSS variables or a Tailwind theme from any palette page so the tokens stay consistent across your project.

Are these data visualization palettes free to use?

Yes. All 24 palettes on this page are free for personal and commercial work, with no attribution and no account required. You can also type "data visualization" into the AI color palette generator to build a fresh scheme in the same range.