Galaxy palettes imagine deep space: spiral arms, nebulae, star nurseries, supernovae and dark matter, in violets, pinks, blues and fiery oranges. Creative palettes inspired by the sky, not measured colours of real objects. For colours measured from real space images, see the Colors of the Universe atlas.
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Galaxy palettes
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A spiral arm glowing violet and pink with warm star clusters.
A pink nebula with wisps of blue gas.
Countless galaxies on black: blue, gold and red points.
The band of the Milky Way with dust lanes.
Teal gas clouds with a pink edge.
Glowing orange gas where stars are forming.
A purple haze of distant stars.
An exploding star from red to white-hot.
A hot blue star burning white at its centre.
A pastel galaxy for children’s rooms and party graphics.
Almost-black space with faint blue-grey structure.
Warm brown dust clouds lit by a blue star.
A bold galaxy print with white star specks.
A golden ringed planet in dark space.
A tunnel of violet and cyan light.
A small red star and its warm glow.
A neighbouring spiral galaxy with a warm core.
Ultraviolet space with a yellow star.
A comet with a blue-white tail.
Deep violet into magenta and coral with an icy cyan finish.
Gems on a midnight ground: amethyst, emerald, ruby and gold.
A purple ramp from midnight to lilac glow. Spooky web banners and event tickets.
Ultraviolet glow paints: violet, pink, aqua and lemon. Glow parties and murals.
An ultraviolet club with magenta and cyan lights.
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Ways to use these colours
Posters and covers
Let the near-black dominate and use the nebula colours in soft clouds.
Children’s rooms
Pastel Galaxy keeps the theme gentle.
Original palettes by PaintColorKE. Colours are digital values: screens differ, and a HEX value is not a paint formula. Use “Similar paint colours” for approximate matches from published paint catalogues, then check a physical sample.