Miami Heat
Miami Heat is a vibrant, cool, dark terminal color scheme with a #120b2e background and #fce7ff text (16.2:1 contrast)
- Background
- #120b2e
- Foreground
- #fce7ff
- Text contrast
- 16.18:1AAA
- Accent contrast
- 8.86:1min 5.47
Miami Heat configs
16 formats, all from one palette
Miami Heat
Save to ~/.config/ghostty/themes/Miami Heat, then set theme = Miami Heat in config or config.ghostty
# Theme: Miami Heat (Ghostty)
# Preview & customize online: https://tintdex.afengim.com/en/schemes/miami-heat?format=ghostty
palette = 0=#2a1a4a
palette = 1=#ff3d7f
palette = 2=#2ee6b6
palette = 3=#ffcb52
palette = 4=#29b6ff
palette = 5=#b86bff
palette = 6=#18e0ff
palette = 7=#e6d4ff
palette = 8=#5e5388
palette = 9=#ff2e97
palette = 10=#2ee6b6
palette = 11=#ff7847
palette = 12=#29b6ff
palette = 13=#b86bff
palette = 14=#18e0ff
palette = 15=#fce7ff
background = #120b2e
foreground = #fce7ff
cursor-color = #ff2e97
cursor-text = #120b2e
selection-background = #34215c
selection-foreground = #5e577a
Miami Heat palette
About Miami Heat
Miami Heat is a dark terminal color scheme built on a cool-tinted #120b2e background with #fce7ff as the default foreground. Body text reaches a 16.18:1 WCAG contrast ratio (AAA), while the 12 ANSI accent colors average 8.86:1 (minimum 5.47:1).
Its palette is highly saturated, anchored by #ff3d7f red, #2ee6b6 green, #29b6ff blue, and #b86bff magenta.
Ready-to-use configs can be exported for Ghostty, iTerm2, Kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, Windows Terminal, Warp, foot, Rio, XFCE4 Terminal, and Xresources, along with VS Code and Zed integrated terminals, CSS variables, Tailwind CSS, and JSON.
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Source: iTerm2 Color Schemes (MIT)