@jvne/catppuccin_palette v0.2.1

Available formats

• Development
  • Node Package
  • CSS
  • Sass
  • Tailwind CSS (separate repository)
  • Rust (separate repository)
  • Python (separate repository)
  • Go (separate repository)
  • Java (separate repository)
  • Nim (separate repository)
  • Lua (separate repository)
  • V (separate repository)
• Design
  • Affinity
  • Aseprite / LibreSprite
  • Gimp
  • Inkscape
  • Krita
• Colour pickers
  • macOS Color Picker
  • Sip
• Reference
  • PNG

Usage

Node Package

# npm
npm install @catppuccin/palette
# yarn
yarn add @catppuccin/palette

Example: test.js

import {variants, labels} from '@catppuccin/palette'

console.log(variants.latte.lavender.hex) // #7287FD
console.log(labels.base.macchiato.hex) // #24273A

CSS

Import the palettes:

/* directly from the file */
@import "@catppuccin/palette/style";
/* or using unpkg.com */
@import url('https://unpkg.com/@catppuccin/palette/css/catppuccin.css');

Then use them:

body {
	color: var(--ctp-mocha-text);
	background: var(--ctp-frappe-base);
}

Sass

The usage instructions for Sass are documented here, in the scss folder.

Affinity

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Open a file in the afpalette folder. If you have multiple Affinity products installed, you can choose to import it as a System palette

Aseprite / LibreSprite

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Open Palette Options
3. Select "Load Palette" from the menu
4. Open a file in gpl/ in the dialog that appears

Gimp

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Navigate to Edit > Preferences > Folders > Palettes in GIMP
3. Select the folder with the 'x' and press "Show file location in the file manager" (the rightmost button)
4. Copy the files in gpl/ to this folder

Inkscape

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Navigate to Edit > Preferences > System > User palettes in Inkscape
3. Press the "Open" button next to the folder path
4. Copy the files in gpl/ to this folder

Krita

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Navigate to Settings > Dockers > Palette in Krita
3. Open the "Choose Palette" button in the bottom left corner of Palette docker
4. Select "Import a new palette from file"
5. Open a file in gpl/ in the dialog that appears

macOS Color Picker

1. Clone this repository locally
2. cd into the repo directory
3. Run the following command in terminal, to copy the files into the library:

cp -r clr/* ~/Library/Colors

Sip

1. Clone this repository locally
2. Open the sip/ folder
3. Open the .palette files, and Sip will import the palettes

💝 Thanks to

• Gingeh
• TheExistingOne
• Andreas Grafen
• Pocco81
• winston