Sitepeel
stripe.com homepage as measured on October 21, 2026

DESIGN.md · measured October 21, 2026

Stripe design system

Light interface measured from stripe.com: sohne-var type, vivid indigo accents, tonal surfaces and 4px corners.

Background
#FFFFFF
Primary
#533AFD
Type
sohne-var
Corners
4px
Download DESIGN.md

From stripe.com ↗ · 467 elements at 1440×900 and 390×844 · Independent analysis, not affiliated with Stripe

Stripe colors

18 roles measured on the page, grouped by where each color is used.

Surfaces

White#FFFFFFbackground · --hds-color-util-bg-minPage background · 10×
Snow#F8FAFDsurface-container-low · --hds-color-util-bg-quietRaised areas one step from the page · 2×
Cool Snow#F5F5FFsurface-containerCards and panels · 2×
Cool Mist#E5EDF5surface-container-high · --hds-color-util-neutral-50Hover and pressed fills · 4×
Pale Blue#E3ECF7surface-container-highestHighest raised elements · 3×

Text

Deep Blue#061B31on-surface · --hds-color-heading-solidPrimary text and headings · 64×
Blue#50617Aon-surface-variantSecondary text · 15×
Blue#64748Don-surface-muted · --hds-color-heading-subduedMuted text and metadata · 27×
Blue#7D8BA4on-surface-subtle · --hds-color-input-text-placeholderSubtle text and placeholders · 7×
White#FFFFFFon-primaryText and icons on primary

Accents

Vivid Indigo#533AFDprimary · --hds-color-accent-border-solidPrimary buttons and calls to action · 49×
Deep Indigo#1C1E54secondaryBrand accent (CSS variable) · 12×
Light Indigo#7389FFtertiaryMost used accent color · 5×

Borders

Cool Mist#E5EDF5outline · --hds-color-util-neutral-50Borders and dividers · 6×
Pale Indigo#E2E4FFoutline-variantSecondary dividers · 3×

Status

Vivid Amber#FBBC05warningWarnings and highlights · 1×
Vivid Red#EA4335errorErrors and destructive states · 1×
Green#34A853successSuccess and positive states · 1×

Gradients

Stripe fonts

One family carries the whole interface.

Aasohne-varWeights 300, 400sohne-var, SF Pro Display, sans-serif
headline-displayPage title (h1)Stripe48px · 300 · 1.15 · -0.02em
mobile 34px
headline-lgSection headings (h2)The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog32px · 300 · 1.1 · -0.02em
mobile 22px
headline-mdSub-section headingsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog26px · 300 · 1.12 · -0.01em
mobile 20px
headline-smCard and feature titlesThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog22px · 300 · 1.1 · -0.01em
body-mdBody textThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog16px · 300 · 1.25
body-lgLead paragraphsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog18px · 300 · 1.4
body-smSecondary and small textThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog14px · 400 · 1
captionCaptions and fine printThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog12px · 300 · 1.45
label-mdButtons, navigation and labelsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog16px · 400

Contrast

Text on #FFFFFF

AaAAA17.4:1
AaAA6.3:1
AaAA4.8:1
AaLarge only3.4:1

Spacing

No strict grid · 77% are multiples of 4px

xs4px
sm8px
md16px
lg24px
xl64px
gutter8px
margin16px

Shapes

Corner radii, most used first.

sm4px · 132×
md6px · 12×

Depth

Flat: no shadows measured.

Components

Rebuilt from the measured CSS.

Contact sales
button-primaryFilled button · hover to see the measured hover state
Sign in Sign in
button-outlineOutlined button · hover to see the measured hover state
Products
button-ghostText button
Inline link
linkInline link

Motion

Interface transitions

0.3s0.15s0.1s0.2s
cubic-bezier(0.25, 1, 0.5, 1)linear

Do’s and don’ts

Rules written from the measurements, so a coding agent stays on style.

  • Use #FFFFFF for the page and lift surfaces in small steps: #F8FAFD, #F5F5FF, #E5EDF5, #E3ECF7.
  • Keep text in 4 levels: #061B31, #50617A, #64748D, #7D8BA4.
  • Reserve #533AFD for primary actions and key highlights.
  • Set headlines in sohne-var with tight tracking (-0.02em).
  • Reuse the measured spacing steps (8px, 16px, 24px).
  • Use 4px corners on most elements; larger surfaces also use 6px.
  • Use #7D8BA4 for body text; it reaches 3.4:1 on #FFFFFF. Keep it for large text or metadata.
  • Add drop shadows for depth; use tonal surfaces.
  • Introduce new font families beyond sohne-var.
  • Use #533AFD for large backgrounds or body text.
  • Make interface transitions slower than 0.3s.
DESIGN.md230 lines

What you can build with it

Landing pages, pricing tables, dashboards: your AI coding agent builds them in this style, with these colors, fonts, spacing and buttons instead of its defaults.

Download DESIGN.md, put it in your project’s root folder, then ask your agent for a page.

Prompt · DESIGN.md attached

Build a landing page for my product. Follow for every color, font, spacing value, corner and button.

Need more than one page?

Design MD in the Sitepeel tools for Chrome measures pages behind a login, combines several pages into one file and works on any site you open.

Explore the tool

FAQ

Questions

What can I build with the Stripe DESIGN.md?

Any page or component in this style: a landing page, pricing table, dashboard or sign-up form. Your AI coding agent uses the measured colors, sohne-var type, spacing, corners and buttons instead of its own defaults.

How do I use it with Claude Code or Cursor?

Download the file and put it in your project’s root folder, then ask your agent to follow DESIGN.md. Step-by-step guides: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot.

Is this Stripe’s official design system?

No. Sitepeel measured it from stripe.com’s public page on October 21, 2026. It is an independent analysis, not made or approved by Stripe.

Can I use Stripe’s style in my own product?

Use it to learn, prototype and compare. For a real product, make the style your own, and never copy Stripe’s logo, name, pictures or text.

How accurate are the values?

Each value was measured on the rendered page after it fully loaded, on desktop and mobile: colors where they appear, type with tracking, spacing, corners, shadows and hover states. Sites change, so check the date at the top.