Colour theory · Split Complementary
Split Complementary color palettes
Split-complementary is a colour-theory scheme, not a mood: take one hue, then pair it with the two colours either side of its opposite. The result is high contrast that's less jarring than a straight complement, and these palettes lean into it hard — electric sets like Magenta #EB07F0 with Emerald #2CF26F and Lime #93F25D, or Cobalt #4B0DF0 against fuchsia and green.
Purple Yellow Blue Palette6
Red Terracotta Sky Palette5
Red Coral Aqua Palette5
Turquoise Fuchsia Aqua Palette3
Cobalt Chartreuse Marigold Palette2
Chartreuse Violet Periwinkle Palette2
Cobalt Teal Chartreuse Palette0