TailwindCSS color palette for Inkscape
TLDR;
I've converted the default tailwind color palette from javascript to an inkscape palette that you can download from here and copy to your palette folder.

Background
Tailwind CSS is my favourite CSS Framework. Although Tailwind is highly customizable, it comes with great defaults, for example a gorgeous color palette.
Inkscape is a great, free vector graphics design tool that supports custom color palettes in GIMP's palette format (.gpl). To be able to use the tailwind's color palette in inkscape, I've created a custom color palette for inkscape that you can download and use.
Why can this be useful
This can come in handy, if one of the following is true:
- You prefer to start your designs in inkscape before coding them
- You want to create a svg graphic for your webpage
- You just prefer the tailwindcss color palette to the one provided by default in inkscape.
How to use tailwindcss color palette with inkscape
- Download the palette.
- Copy it to your palette folder.
You can find your palette folder, by opening thePreferences
window by pressingCTRL+Shift+p
in Inkscape and selectSystem
in the menu on the left. The palette folder is shown underUser palettes
. Click the button on the right to open it in the file explorer.
(On Windows the default folder is%APPDATA%\inkscape\palettes
) - Restart Inkscape so that the application picks up the new palette
- Activate the palette, by clicking on the left-arrow icon on the bottom right and selecting
Tailwind CSS
from the popup as shown in the screenshot below.

To get the get a colors tailwindCSS name, you can hover over the color with the mouse.

- (Optionally) You can also use it in the
Swatches
window by pressingCtrl+Shift+w
and clicking on theLeft-Arrow
icon and selectingTailwind CSS
from the list of palettes.

...and you are done!
How to use tailwindcss color palette with Gimp
As the file format is a Gimp palette, it can also be used as in gimp and the approach is similar.
- Start by downloading the palette.
- Copy
tailwindcss.gpl
to gimp's palette folder, e.g.%APPDATA%\GIMP\2.10\palettes
on windows. - Restart gimp
- Open the
Palettes
window by clickingWindows
->Dockable Dialogs
->Palettes

- Now in the Palettes window open the palette in the
Palette Editor
by double-clicking the iconTailwind CSS

Source
I've written a small F# tool that did the conversion for me, it's hosted on github.