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Candy Pop

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No two colors here reach 4.5:1 for body text. Set text in white or black instead — each swatch's HEX is drawn in whichever reads better.

Bright, playful, and deliberately high-energy. Built for maximum visual impact on social media, e-commerce surfaces, and campaign landing pages.

For when the work needs to pop. Use this palette on social surfaces, product launches, and anywhere that needs energy and immediacy.

VibrantPlayfulCampaign
Why this set works

Coral, lemon, mint, lavender, and sky — saturated accents for social, D2C, and campaign work.

Social media
D2C brands
Campaign pages
Prompt words
candy glosspop artsocial launchneon highlightplayful brand
Export ready
1. Coral Radiant Vivid #E18A33
2. Citrine Tone Vivid #E4E44E
3. Mint Core Clear #38BC4E
4. Peony Core Vivid #D520B7
5. Azure Bloom Clear #A1CDE3
:root {
  --candy-pop-1: #E18A33;
  --candy-pop-2: #E4E44E;
  --candy-pop-3: #38BC4E;
  --candy-pop-4: #D520B7;
  --candy-pop-5: #A1CDE3;
}
Dark mode pairs
#E18A33
#643D17
#E4E44E
#7D7D1C
#38BC4E
#9BDAA5
#D520B7
#E58FD7
#A1CDE3
#1A3847
WCAG contrast audit

WCAG contrast ratios for all palette color pairs against white and black text.

#E18A33
2.7:1 Fail
7.9:1 AAA
#E4E44E
1.4:1 Fail
15.5:1 AAA
#38BC4E
2.5:1 Fail
8.5:1 AAA
#D520B7
4.4:1 AA Large
4.7:1 AA
#A1CDE3
1.7:1 Fail
12.4:1 AAA

Color-on-color pairs:

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2:1 Fail
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1.1:1 Fail
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1.7:1 Fail
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1.6:1 Fail
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1.8:1 Fail
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3.3:1 AA Large
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1.3:1 Fail
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1.8:1 Fail
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1.5:1 Fail
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2.6:1 Fail

Palette

Each swatch links back to its individual archive detail page.

Back to collections
1
Coral Radiant Vivid
#E18A33
Orange · hsl(30, 74%, 54%)
2
Citrine Tone Vivid
#E4E44E
Yellow · hsl(60, 74%, 60%)
3
Mint Core Clear
#38BC4E
Green · hsl(130, 54%, 48%)
4
Peony Core Vivid
#D520B7
Pink · hsl(310, 74%, 48%)
5
Azure Bloom Clear
#A1CDE3
Blue · hsl(200, 54%, 76%)

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LayerWhat you have hereWhat Pro adds
ScopeOne curated palette of 5 colors.The same palettes, with no daily export cap anywhere on the site.
OutputHEX, CSS and Tailwind to copy any time. The ZIP and dark-mode tokens count toward the site's free exports: 3 a day, 10 when signed in.No daily limit on any export: this ZIP (CSS, Tailwind, JSON, SCSS), the dark-mode tokens, and Figma tokens and Procreate swatches in the palette builder.
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