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Tailwind Indigo color shades

Enterprise products, editor interfaces, premium states, and calm technical branding. This guide lists every indigo shade from 50 to 950, recommended foreground contrast, practical pairings, and copy-ready Tailwind configuration code.

Shade scale

50#eef2ffdark text
100#e0e7ffdark text
200#c7d2fedark text
300#a5b4fcdark text
400#818cf8dark text
500#6366f1light text
600#4f46e5light text
700#4338calight text
800#3730a3light text
900#312e81light text
950#1e1b4blight text

Copy-ready Tailwind config

Use a complete class-safe object in your config or token layer. Keeping the full class names and shade keys visible helps build tools and search engines understand the generated code.

export default {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        indigo: {
          50: "#eef2ff",
          100: "#e0e7ff",
          200: "#c7d2fe",
          300: "#a5b4fc",
          400: "#818cf8",
          500: "#6366f1",
          600: "#4f46e5",
          700: "#4338ca",
          800: "#3730a3",
          900: "#312e81",
          950: "#1e1b4b",
        },
      },
    },
  },
};

Usage guidance

Use Indigo 50-100 for subtle surfaces, 200-300 for tinted backgrounds, 400-600 for visible accents, and 700-950 for strong text, deep surfaces, or dark-mode emphasis.

For accessibility, test real text sizes and weights before shipping. A shade that passes for large labels may still be weak for compact body copy, disabled states, or small badges.