Color Palettes for Dune Analytics

Color Palettes

Maintain consistent, professional visualizations across your Dune Analytics dashboards with standardized protocol brand colors.

Welcome to Color Palettes

Color Palettes is a community-maintained collection of standardized brand colors for blockchain protocols, chains, and tokens. This tool helps analysts maintain consistent color schemes across their visualizations without manual color picking for each chart.

Automatic Color Application: Colors are automatically applied when protocol or chain names are detected in your query results. No manual configuration required for most use cases!

Why Use Color Palettes?

When creating visualizations on Dune, analysts frequently work with the same protocols and chains across different charts. Manually selecting colors for each visualization is:

Time-Consuming

Spend time analyzing data, not picking colors for every chart

Inconsistent

Different colors for the same protocol across dashboards confuse viewers

Hard to Maintain

Updating colors across multiple dashboards requires tedious manual work

This standard provides a single source of truth for protocol brand colors, ensuring consistency and saving valuable time.

Key Features

Comprehensive Coverage

Supporting 200+ protocols, chains, and tokens including:

Major Chains

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Solana, and more

DeFi Protocols

Uniswap, Aave, Curve, Lido, and hundreds more

NFT Marketplaces

OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, LooksRare, and others

Stablecoins

USDC, USDT, DAI, and various stablecoin variants

Smart Alias Matching

The system automatically matches common variations of protocol names:

{
  "Ethereum": {
    "hex": "#88AAF1",
    "aliases": ["ethereum", "eth", "weth"]
  },
  "Uniswap": {
    "hex": "#F50DB4",
    "aliases": ["uniswap", "uni"]
  },
  "Arbitrum": {
    "hex": "#12AAFF",
    "aliases": ["arbitrum", "arbitrum one", "arb"]
  }
}

Aliases are matched case-insensitively, so ETH, Eth, and eth all work!

Automatic Color Application

Colors are automatically applied to your visualizations when protocols or chains are detected in your query results. The system matches against all defined aliases (case-insensitive). Matching examples (using "Ethereum" with aliases ["eth", "weth"]):

SELECT 'eth' as blockchain
-- Automatically colored with #88AAF1

SELECT 'WeTh' as token
-- Automatically colored with #88AAF1

SELECT 'evm_<color:eth>' as label
-- Supports special color hint syntax

Full Customization Control

You maintain complete control over your visualization colors:

Override Colors: Replace any automatically applied color with your preferred choice
Restore Defaults: Easily revert to standard Color Palettes with the “Restore colors” button

Color Schema

Each protocol entry follows this standardized structure:

Property	Type	Description
protocol_name	string	The official name of the protocol or chain
hex	string	The hex color code of the protocol’s primary brand color
aliases	array	Common variations of the protocol name used in queries

View Real Examples from Color Palettes

{
  "Base": {
    "hex": "#0052FF",
    "aliases": ["base"]
  },
  "Optimism": {
    "hex": "#FF0420",
    "aliases": ["optimism", "op mainnet", "op"]
  },
  "Polygon": {
    "hex": "#8A46FF",
    "aliases": ["polygon", "polygon pos"]
  },
  "Starknet": {
    "hex": "#E77786",
    "aliases": ["starknet", "strk"]
  },
  "Lido": {
    "hex": "#4DB0F2",
    "aliases": ["lido"]
  },
  "USDC": {
    "hex": "#2775CA",
    "aliases": ["usdc"]
  },
  "DAI": {
    "hex": "#F2B705",
    "aliases": ["dai"]
  }
}

Community-Driven

Color Palettes is maintained by the Dune Analytics community. Contributions are welcome and encouraged:

Add New Protocols

Submit colors for protocols not yet in the collection

Update Colors

Keep brand colors current with protocol rebrands

Expand Aliases

Add common name variations for better matching

Report Issues

Help identify and fix inconsistencies

Avoid Alias Conflicts: The CI system automatically checks for duplicate aliases across different protocols. Make sure your aliases are unique!

Get Started

Ready to use Color Palettes?

Check out the Quickstart guide to learn how to use Color Palettes in your Dune queries

Getting Started

Using Color Palettes

Schema

Contributing

Reference

Color Palettes for Dune Analytics

Color Palettes

Welcome to Color Palettes

Why Use Color Palettes?

Time-Consuming

Inconsistent

Hard to Maintain

Key Features

Comprehensive Coverage

Major Chains

DeFi Protocols

NFT Marketplaces

Stablecoins

Smart Alias Matching

Automatic Color Application

Full Customization Control

Color Schema

Community-Driven

Add New Protocols

Update Colors

Expand Aliases

Report Issues

Get Started

Ready to use Color Palettes?

Color Palettes

​Welcome to Color Palettes

​Why Use Color Palettes?

Time-Consuming

Inconsistent

Hard to Maintain

​Key Features

​Comprehensive Coverage

Major Chains

DeFi Protocols

NFT Marketplaces

Stablecoins

​Smart Alias Matching

​Automatic Color Application

​Full Customization Control

​Color Schema

​Community-Driven

Add New Protocols

Update Colors

Expand Aliases

Report Issues

​Get Started

Ready to use Color Palettes?

Welcome to Color Palettes

Why Use Color Palettes?

Key Features

Comprehensive Coverage

Smart Alias Matching

Automatic Color Application

Full Customization Control

Color Schema

Community-Driven

Get Started