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# Color

> Display color swatches with hex values and click-to-copy capability using the color component for design system and branding documentation.

Use the Color component to showcase color palettes in your documentation. Display colors in a compact grid or organize them in a table with labeled rows.

## Compact variant

Display colors in a simple grid layout with color names and values.

**blue-500** `#3B82F6`

**blue-600** `#2563EB`

**blue-700** `#1D4ED8`

**blue-800** `#1E40AF`

```mdx Compact example theme={null}
<Color variant="compact">
  <Color.Item name="blue-500" value="#3B82F6" />
  <Color.Item name="blue-600" value="#2563EB" />
  <Color.Item name="blue-700" value="#1D4ED8" />
  <Color.Item name="blue-800" value="#1E40AF" />
</Color>
```

## Table variant

Organize colors into labeled rows for design system documentation.

**Primary**

**primary-500** `#3B82F6`

**primary-600** `#2563EB`

**primary-700** `#1D4ED8`

**Secondary**

**secondary-500** `#8B5CF6`

**secondary-600** `#7C3AED`

```mdx Table example theme={null}
<Color variant="table">
  <Color.Row title="Primary">
    <Color.Item name="primary-500" value="#3B82F6" />
    <Color.Item name="primary-600" value="#2563EB" />
    <Color.Item name="primary-700" value="#1D4ED8" />
  </Color.Row>
  <Color.Row title="Secondary">
    <Color.Item name="secondary-500" value="#8B5CF6" />
    <Color.Item name="secondary-600" value="#7C3AED" />
  </Color.Row>
</Color>
```

## Color formats

The component supports all CSS color formats including hex, rgb, rgba, hsl, and oklch.

**hex** `#FF5733`

**rgb** `rgb(51, 255, 87)`

**rgba** `rgba(51, 87, 255, 0.7)`

**hsl** `hsl(180, 70%, 55%)`

**oklch** `oklch(70% 0.2 145)`

```mdx Color formats example theme={null}
<Color variant="compact">
  <Color.Item name="hex" value="#FF5733" />
  <Color.Item name="rgb" value="rgb(51, 255, 87)" />
  <Color.Item name="rgba" value="rgba(51, 87, 255, 0.7)" />
  <Color.Item name="hsl" value="hsl(180, 70%, 55%)" />
  <Color.Item name="oklch" value="oklch(70% 0.2 145)" />
</Color>
```

## Theme-aware colors

Define different colors for light and dark modes using an object with `light` and `dark` properties.

**bg-primary** `#FFFFFF` (light), `#000000` (dark)

**bg-secondary** `#F9FAFB` (light), `#0A0A0A` (dark)

**text-primary** `#111827` (light), `#F9FAFB` (dark)

```mdx Theme-aware example theme={null}
<Color variant="compact">
  <Color.Item name="bg-primary" value={{ light: "#FFFFFF", dark: "#000000" }} />
  <Color.Item name="bg-secondary" value={{ light: "#F9FAFB", dark: "#0A0A0A" }} />
  <Color.Item name="text-primary" value={{ light: "#111827", dark: "#F9FAFB" }} />
</Color>
```

## Properties

### Color

**variant** `string` *required*

Display style for the color palette. Options: `compact` or `table`.

**children** `Color.Item | Color.Row` *required*

Color items or rows to display.

**className** `string`

Additional CSS classes to apply to the color palette.

### Color.Row

**title** `string`

Label for the row of colors. Supports inline Markdown formatting, such as `**bold**`, `_italic_`, and `` `code` ``.

**children** `Color.Item` *required*

Color items to display in the row.

### Color.Item

**name** `string`

Name or label for the color.

**value** `string | \{ light: string, dark: string \}` *required*

Color value in any CSS format, or an object with light and dark mode values.


## Related topics

- [Badge](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/components/badge.md)
- [Custom scripts](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/customize/custom-scripts.md)
- [Tree](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/components/tree.md)


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