Coquette Aesthetic Procreate Color Palette

Coquette Aesthetic Procreate Color Palette. Download this free Procreate Color Palette for soft, girly pastel tones in your digital art.

Coquette Aesthetic Procreate Color Palette

Bring all the dreamy, feminine charm of the coquette aesthetic straight into your digital art with the Coquette Aesthetic Procreate Color Palette.

Inspired by soft ribbons, rosy hues, and the playful pastel vibe of my bow artwork, this free palette gives you a ready-to-use collection of colors that instantly elevate your lettering and illustrations.

Whether you’re creating cute doodles, designing sweet stationery, or just refreshing your Procreate toolkit, these curated shades are here to make your artwork feel effortlessly pretty.

The button near the middle of this blog post allows you to download this Procreate color palette for free.

Check out my Procreate Tutorials for some lettering inspiration to pair with this palette.
In my monthly newsletter, I share an exclusive free Procreate Color Palette. As a sign-up gift, you’ll also receive my Besties Procreate Brush set.
You can grab a free printable and digital coloring page version of this artwork right here.
A Procreate video tutorial on drawing and coloring bows (with a tracing worksheet) is coming soon!

Importing a Color Palette into Procreate

Color palettes created specifically for Procreate are in a .swatches file format.

Download the .swatches or .zip file color palette onto your iPad.
If the file is zipped, uncompress it first. To do this, open the Files app, then find the .zip file you want to uncompress. Tap the .zip file. A folder containing the .swatches file will be created.
Open Procreate and select the Palettes tab.
Tap the + in the corner. Choose the New from file option and locate your .swatches file.
Tap the .swatches file. It will now appear in your color palettes.

Noteworthy

If you download the Color Palette on a MacBook, you can AirDrop it to your iPad, which should automatically install in your Procreate Palettes. This is how I typically do it. It’s ultra-easy!
Prefer a video tutorial? Head to YouTube and search for How to Import a Color Palette into Procreate.