A wavelength-tunable supramol. fluorescent probe for live cell imaging mediated by serum albumin was successfully crafted, leveraging the assembly of host-guest complexes formed between water-soluble pillar[5]arene (WP5) and the N-heteroaromatic fluorescent probes DMM and DDM, resp.Both the complexes demonstrated selective responsiveness towards bovine serum albumin (BSA), accompanied by favorable BSA binding abilities and remarkable anti-interference properties in their BSA responsiveness.Notably, the WP5⊃DMM and WP5⊃DDM complexes shared these exceptional attributes, which were inherent to DMM and DDM, resp.Importantly, the formation of complexes with WP5 did not adversely impact their responsiveness or binding abilities to BSA.In response to BSA, the WP5⊃DMM and WP5⊃DDM complexes exhibited relatively fixed but distinct excitation and emission bands.Apart from this characteristic, these complexes displayed no significant differences in other properties, even when self-assembled into spherical supramol. fluorescent probes in aqueous solutionThus, it became feasible to achieve multicolor imaging in live cells mediated by serum albumin by adjusting the ratio of WP5⊃DMM and WP5⊃DDM complexes within the supramol. fluorescent probes.