Purple Pristine

This purple looks like a fresh screen-print pass on matte stock, crisp and confident, not murky. Purple Pristine sits a touch lighter than the deeper violets around it and keeps its color true, with a clean violet undertone that doesn't drift into the fuchsia corner. Compared to Shredder Lavender, it feels less softly blue and more freshly centered. Compared to Fuchsia Nebula, it's cooler and less magenta-dense. And against Pleasant Purple, it reads a bit more "ready-to-use" and less balanced-on-the-edge.

I grab Purple Pristine for dashboards and finance apps when focus states, toggles, and active filters need to be clearly purple without turning berry-warm or bruised. It also works well in creator interfaces for review queues and range selection on timeline controls, where you want the highlight to stay composed over busy UI. It's the one you reach for when you need violet energy that still behaves on light or medium surfaces.

Pair it with cool off-whites or neutral grays; with warmer creams it can start looking a little too deliberate.