Neon - a neon link in bio template

Neon pairs a near-black page base (4 % lightness) and dark charcoal cards (9 % lightness) with a single electric accent: a fully saturated lime green at hue 84 and 59 % lightness. That lime drives the primary label and the secondary surface, while a darker 40 %-lightness version of the same green outlines each card like a powered-on sign. The restraint is the point - one vivid hue against black hits harder than a rainbow.

Seven colour roles: a near-black base, a charcoal primary card, a neon-lime secondary surface, a deep lime border, a neon-lime primary label, an off-white secondary label at 92 % lightness for supporting copy, and a near-white tertiary label. The off-white secondary text matters - it gives longer descriptions a calm, readable tone so the lime can stay reserved for names, headings, and links.

Neon is built for creators whose work happens after dark: streamers, esports players, DJs, electronic music producers, club promoters, and tattoo artists. It also lands with developers and tech creators who appreciate the terminal-green-on-black aesthetic. If your thumbnails, overlays, or cover art already use a neon accent, this template will make your link page feel like part of the same set.

The genius of a single-accent theme is how easy it is to re-colour. Load Neon in the Linky editor and shift the accent hue to 180 for cyan, 300 for magenta, or 55 for electric yellow - every other role stays put and the look holds. You can also soften the effect by dropping the accent saturation, or raise the card lightness slightly if you want more separation from the page background.