Ever felt like the 11 color shades in Tailwind were not enough? Wished there was a gray-975 or a blue-550? Have a look at the free tool! Want easy access to every single shade from 0 to 1000 for every single Tailwind color? Have a look at the paid plugin!
Hello hunters! 👋
I'm excited to finally launch the product I've been pouring my heart into for the last few months - fullwindcss.
As a frontend dev and design enthusiast, I've always felt a little constrained by Tailwind's default color palette. Don't get me wrong, the core colors are great and I’m definitely keeping them untouched, but I often found myself needing just a tiny bit more variety to nail those final design touches.
That's why I created fullwindcss. It comes in 2 flavors:
- The free online tool lets you find any color shade in between two tailwind color shades. Want something darker than zinc-800 but lighter than zinc-900? The tool lets you copy paste that zinc-850 you're looking for.
- The paid tailwind plugin unlocks the full 1,001 shades for every single tailwind color. Craft beautiful dark mode variations with classes like `bg-indigo-980`, add vibrant accents with `text-green-350`, or give your elements outline strokes like `ring-blue-150`.
Under the hood, it uses the CIELAB color space to build cohesive color scales. You get perceptually uniform progressions with zero harsh jumps or muddy mid-tones.
I've been using this extensively in my latest side projects, and it's been a game-changer for achieving premium, polished look without any context-switching between tools or complex color manipulation.
Just clean, perfectly calibrated colors that work out of the box, boosting creative output.
It's been a labor of love, and I'm thrilled to share it with the community!
Really looking forward to your feedback!
This team gets it. I'm a big fan of tailwindcss but do find it to be somewhat restrictive in some aspects. This product is awesome!
Generating intermediate shades manually is a complicated process that we'd like to avoid, and it's good to have tools like this. Congratulations on the launch!
fullwindcss is a breath of fresh air for anyone deep in Tailwind CSS work. Finally, a tool that expands the palette far beyond the default 11 shades! This could really fine-tune the color scheme for any project.
Just wondering, does fullwindcss integrate seamlessly with the existing Tailwind CSS framework, or is additional configuration needed?
Okay, this is seriously cool! As a Tailwind fan, I'm super tempted to try it. Also, I just launched a tool (AaRead, a reading helper extension)... We definitely should support each other's launches!
The depth of colors available in fullwindcss’s paid plugin is incredible. Crafting dark modes and adding unique accents has never been easier and the seamless integration with Tailwind is fantastic. Thanks for enhancing our design toolkit, Laurent!
@laurentlahmy_ you're a good example of a great mini-product. 20$ for a color package is a solid offer, not too much, not too little!
