About this color
Midnight Noir | Charcoal & Blue Gray Color Palette
An old streetlamp softly lights a rain-soaked cobblestone alley. Midnight Noir is a film noir color palette drawn from that scene.
Night black, navy charcoal, slate blue, muted blue-gray, pale gray, and white. With color held back, light and shadow stand out clearly.
Perfect for
- Posters for mysteries and films
- Branding for quiet bars and hotels
- Monochrome photo books and portfolios
- Color grading for night city footage
- Calm dark-mode UI
HEX codes
#0B1017 #1C2733 #36495C #677C92 #AEBFCE #E9EEF2
Shadowed streets. Cool tension. Silent drama.
If you photographed a night street, which color would you keep?
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FAQ
Which text and background colors in Midnight Noir are easy to read?
Using the lightest color, #E9EEF2, as the background and the darkest, #0B1017, as text gives a contrast ratio of 16.3:1, which meets the WCAG guideline for body text (4.5:1 or higher).
Is the Midnight Noir LUT free? Which software can I use it with?
You can download the standard-strength LUT for free. It's a .cube file, so it works in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop and more.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes, commercial use is fine. Redistributing or selling the files themselves is not allowed.