Glowing, electric colours, mostly on dark backgrounds, for nightlife, gaming, music and tech graphics. They are screen colours: paint and print cannot reach the same glow.
Featured Arcade
#0D0221 #FF00FF #00F0FF #F9F871
Magenta, cyan and electric yellow glowing on deep violet-black. Four colours for gaming and night graphics.
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Miami Nights
#1A0B2E #FF2E97 #FF9F1C #2DE2E6 #7B2FF7
Pink, tangerine, aqua and violet signs over a dark purple sky.
Cyber Lime
#0A0A0A #CCFF00 #00FFC6 #FF2079
Acid lime, aqua and hot pink on black. Sharp and futuristic.
Neon Sign
#111427 #FF3864 #FFD319 #43F9C8 #8C7CFF
Coral-red, gold, mint and periwinkle tubes on navy-black, like a late-night shop sign.
Neon Rainbow
#14121F #FF2D6F #FF9F1C #FFE14D #3DFF8F #26C6FF #B45CFF
Glowing pink, orange, lemon, mint, cyan and violet on a near-black base. Made for night events, music posters and screens; keep it off large printed areas.
Ultraviolet
#120024 #6A00F4 #B100E8 #F20089 #E5FF00
Deep violets and magenta lifted by one acid yellow. Club-night colour.
Acid Pop
#FFFF00 #39FF14 #FF073A #0FF0FC #FFFFFF
Highlighter yellow, green, red and cyan on white. Use sparingly: these are made to grab attention.
Pastel Glow
#F7F7FF #FF7AF5 #7AF7FF #FFF07A #A07AFF
Glowing pink, aqua, lemon and lilac on a near-white ground: neon in daylight.
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Ways to use these colours
On screens
Neon reads best on near-black. Keep body text white or pale, not neon.
In print and paint
Expect duller results; fluorescent inks and paints are special products.
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.