Blush - a pink link in bio template

Blush centres on hue 348-350 - a warm rose pink - expressed at high lightness to keep the page gentle rather than loud. The base sits at 91 % lightness with 72 % saturation, a true blush wash, while link cards rise to 96 % lightness, nearly white with the faintest pink tint. A rose border at 82 % lightness gives cards a soft, defined edge. The overall impression is warm, romantic, and contemporary without tipping into saccharine.

The seven colour roles form a close-knit warm family: a blush page base, an almost-white primary card, a pure-black secondary surface for avatar placeholder areas, a medium rose border, and a deep berry label (hue 345, 20 % lightness, 45 % saturation). As with the Lilac theme, all three label roles share the same deep berry value, which keeps text consistent and highly readable across the whole page.

Blush is made for beauty and skincare creators, nail artists, lifestyle and fashion bloggers, wedding planners, florists, bakers, and romance authors. The rose-to-white gradient photographs beautifully behind product shots and selfies, and the deep berry text keeps everything grounded and legible. It also suits small businesses in self-care and wellness where warmth and approachability build trust.

Open the Linky editor with Blush selected and you have a ready-made soft-pink foundation. Shift the hue a few degrees towards 330 for a cooler, more magenta pink, or towards 10-15 for a peachy coral take. Lowering the base saturation produces a dusty, muted rose that reads more editorial, while darkening the berry labels further increases contrast for maximum readability.