Ember – Redshift safe color palettes
Most color palettes collapse if you've got a strong redshift/nightshift color filter actively suppressing green and blue channels. I made one that doesn't. Ember has terminal, chart, heatmap, and UI palettes designed and tested to be as distinguishable as possible under both the redshift & non-redshift condition... so no more duplicate color appearances (or worse yet, disappearing colors!).
In plain words
Ember is a collection of color palettes designed for terminals, charts, heatmaps, and user interfaces that remain visually distinct when redshift or nightshift filters are active. Most standard color palettes become difficult to distinguish under these blue-light filters because green and blue channels are suppressed. Ember's palettes are tested to maintain color differentiation in both filtered and unfiltered conditions, preventing colors from appearing duplicate or invisible. It is built for developers and designers who use color-filtering software during extended screen time.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Redshift-aware terminal, categorical, and sequential color palettes - carpdiem/ember
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