Aztec Turquoise

A fourth-of-july 5-color palette built around Aztec Turquoise (#00cfe5), Vermin Brown (#8f6e00), and Frail Fuchsia (#ee89eb), with a bold feel throughout.

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:root {
  --color-1: #00cfe5;
  --color-2: #8f308f;
  --color-3: #8f6e00;
  --color-4: #007683;
  --color-5: #ee89eb;
}

.ASE works in Adobe apps and several others that adopted the format. .sketchpalette imports into Sketch. .swatches (Procreate) follows a community-documented structure, since Procreate doesn't publish an official spec, so treat it as best-effort. .pptx is a real PowerPoint file with the palette applied as the deck's theme colors (not just two sample slides); Keynote opens .pptx files directly too.

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Aztec Turquoise FAQ

What colors are in Aztec Turquoise?

Aztec Turquoise uses 5 colors: Aztec Turquoise, Warm Purple, Vermin Brown, Deep Current, Frail Fuchsia.

Is Aztec Turquoise accessible for text and backgrounds?

The highest-contrast pair in this palette is Aztec Turquoise on Warm Purple, at 3.7:1 (Fail). Use the accessibility panel above to check any specific pair.

How do I use Aztec Turquoise in a project?

Copy the hex codes above, or open Aztec Turquoise in the generator to remix it and export as CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.