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Online HTML RGB HEX Color Picker

Congratulations! You've just arrived at the best tool for choosing and Select thousands of colors with all available codesYes, from HTML color codes for your website or application, to hexadecimal, RGB, or HSL codes for each color. Find examples in the tables with all the color names Available below, a whole multicolored rainbow!

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How to use the online color picker or color palette?

The tool is quite easy to use. All you have to do is follow the steps explained below:

  • Step 1: As you can see, the color coding tool It has two parts; the color chart, which is the larger one, and the color bar which displays the entire palette of available colors.
  • Step 2: What you need to do is define a color in the vertical bar next to the color chart.
  • Step 3: Once you have the color, you must define its shade in the box on the right.
  • Step 4: At the bottom of the tool, you will see HEX, RGB, HSV and HSL codes corresponding to the selected color. Easy truth?
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Types of color codes, uses, meanings and how to use them

Now that you know how to use the online color code selector toolIt's time for you to learn how and when to use the different codes it provides for different programs, websites, etc.

Colors in HTML code

HTML is the most widely used language in website creationWhen designing a website, we can't determine colors using only their names; we need to express them in their corresponding HTML code. That's where our tool comes in handy, as it provides this information to make your work easier. You just need to obtain the HTML code corresponding to the chosen color and copy and paste it into your website.

Colors with hexadecimal (HEX) codes

The HEX or hexadecimal color codesThey are composed of hexadecimal serial numbers, which allow for simpler and more direct identification. However, this code is sometimes less commonly used because it doesn't allow for defining color opacity, so while It is intended for use in HTML and CSS programming.In most cases, it is limited to being present in editing programs such as Photoshop or Illustrator to define colors whose opacity can later be edited or effects and textures added.

Colors with decimal code (RGB)

Decimal RGB color codes are those that express the intensity of each of the primary colors in its composition. These colors are red, green, and blueand in this nomenclature they allow a concentration of 256 Niveles, which allows for a palette of more than 16.777.216 different colors.

The resulting code for each color indicates the concentration of each of the primary colors needed to obtain it, corresponding to:

  • The first number is red.
  • The second one to the green.
  • The third number to the color blue.

For example, the color "electric green" is represented by the numbers 0, 255, 0, indicating that it has a concentration of 0 for red, 255 levels of green, and 0 for blue.

The chosen color code can Add an extra number at the end to specify the opacity or transparency, ranging from 0 to 1.That is, if you add 0.5 to the end of the electric green color, you would be indicating that this color has an opacity of 50%, resulting in its code as follows: 0, 255, 0, 0.5. This format is known as RGBA.

HSV color model

El HSV color model (matrix, saturation, and value, translated from English) is used mostly for choosing application colors, since they are obtained more precise tonesIn this model, the matrix is ​​determined, which defines a value in degrees (°) of the color within a circular color palette, then its saturation, and finally its brightness or value. The matrix accepts a value from 0° to 360°, while saturation and brightness accept percentage values ​​between 0% and 100%..

As with the RGB model, three values ​​are determined:

  • Being the first for the matrix
  • The second one for saturation
  • The third one for the shine

Table with the names of the colors and their HTML, HEX, RGB and HSV codes

Here we present a List of the most commonly used colors in programming and graphic designso that you can identify their hexadecimal, RGB, and HSV codes much more easily and you can copy and paste into your creations and web designs, applications, templates, canvas, etc.

Brown and ochre colors

Quickly find the HTML codes for brown and ochre color tones, so you can use them in any of your projects with the greatest possible accuracy.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Almonds #EFDECD 239 222 205 30° 52 % 87 %
Arena #ECE2C6 236 226 198 44° 16 % 92 %
Bistre #967117 150 113 23 43° 85 % 58.59375 %
Spanish Bistre #8E6E37 142 110 55 38° 61 % 55.46875 %
Coffee #591F0B 89 31 11 15° 88 % 34.765625 %
Chestnut #800000 128 0 0 100 % 50 %
Brown # 694C41 105 76 65 17° 38 % 41.015625 %
Light brown or tan #BA7C45 186 124 69 28° 63 % 72.65625 %
Bronze #CD7F32 205 127 50 30° 76 % 80.078125 %
Fallow #C19A6B 193 154 107 33° 45 % 75.390625 %
Suede #E6B57E 230 181 126 32° 45 % 89.84375 %
Beige #E8C39E 232 195 158 30° 32 % 90.625 %
Mahogany #C04000 192 64 0 20° 100 % 75 %
Khaki #C3B091 195 176 145 37° 26 % 76.171875 %
It's clear # F0E68C 240 230 140 54° 42 % 94 %
Dark khaki # BDB76B 189 183 107 56° 43 % 74 %
Cinnamon or cinnamon tree # 996B42 153 107 66 28° 57 % 60 %
Chocolate #7B3F00 123 63 0 31° 100 % 48 %
Rust #A2522B 162 82 43 20° 73 % 64 %
Lion or tawny # BC8648 188 134 72 32° 62 % 74 %
Brown # 964B00 150 75 0 30° 100 % 58.59375 %
Brown leather # 8B4513 139 69 19 25° 86 % 55 %
Golden brown #996515 153 101 21 36° 86 % 60 %
Light brown #B5651D 181 101 29 28° 84 % 71 %
medium brown #804000 128 64 0 30° 100 % 50 %
Dark brown #654321 101 67 33 30° 67 % 40 %
Pale brown #987654 152 118 84 30° 45 % 60 %
Sepia brown # 5C5343 92 83 67 38° 27 % 36 %
Honey # D19538 209 149 56 36° 62 % 52 %
ochres #B9935A 185 147 90 36° 51 % 73 %
Yellow Ochre #D1974D 209 151 77 34° 63 % 82 %
Yellow Ochre #B5783A 181 120 58 30° 68 % 71 %
Red ocher #7D3F32 125 63 50 10° 60 % 49 %
Brown ochre #5F3F3E 95 63 62 35 % 37 %
dark brown ochre # 4B382F 75 56 47 19° 37 % 29 %
Gold ochre # 573F25 87 63 37 31° 57 % 34 %
golden ocher # C97E28 201 126 40 32° 80 % 79 %
Toasted golden ochre #9A6619 154 102 25 36° 84 % 60 %
Ochre flesh #874639 135 70 57 10° 58 % 53 %
Ochre brown # 955F20 149 95 32 32° 79 % 58 %
Greenish brown # 826C34 130 108 52 43° 60 % 51 %
Peru # CD853F 205 133 63 30° 69 % 80.078125 %
Rufo #CB6D51 203 109 81 14° 60 % 80 %
Redwood #8A5754 138 87 84 39 % 54 %
Cuttlefish #663B2A 102 59 42 17° 59 % 40 %
Cuttlefish # 524B3B 82 75 59 42° 28 % 32 %
Siena #882D17 136 45 23 12° 83 % 53 %
Burnt Sienna #8E372E 142 55 46 68 % 55.46875 %
Tobacco #50301E 80 48 30 22° 63 % 31 %
Treviso # 823A3F 130 58 63 356° 55 % 51 %
Wenge #3D2E2C 61 46 44 28 % 24 %
Cichoria # 5C5342 92 83 66 39° 28 % 36 %
Chicory #5D5342 93 83 66 38° 29 % 36 %
Tree #C48A3C 196 138 60 34° 69 % 37 %

Red and burgundy colors

In this table you will quickly and accurately find all the HTML codes for red and crimson color tones, so you won't waste time manually searching for each one in the tool.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Red # FF0000 255 0 0 100 % 100 %
Red (standard) #E60026 230 0 38 350° 100 % 90 %
Red ocher #DC2339 220 35 57 353° 84 % 86 %
Russet #D22C21 210 44 33 84 % 82 %
Vermilion #E62E00 230 46 0 12° 100 % 90 %
Vermilion of China #B21A27 178 26 39 355° 85 % 70 %
Vermilion of Holland #E62E11 230 46 17 93 % 90 %
Bordeaux or maroon #6D071A 109 7 26 349° 94 % 43 %
WINE #900020 144 0 32 346° 100 % 56 %
Crimson #E51A4C 229 26 76 345° 89 % 90 %
Carmine (standard) # D10047 209 0 71 340° 100 % 82 %
Carmine (pictorial) #C30B4E 195 11 78 338° 94 % 76 %
Alizarin carmine # A11C55 161 28 85 334° 83 % 63 %
Munsell Red # F2003C 242 0 60 345° 100 % 95 %
Coral #E51D2E 229 29 46 355° 87 % 90 %
Scarlet #E30032 227 0 50 347° 100 % 89 %
Scarlet Gobelins #BD002F 189 0 47 345° 100 % 74 %
Raspberry #E61D52 230 29 82 344° 87 % 90 %
Garnet #AA1C47 170 28 71 342° 84 % 67 %
Grit #AB2A3E 195 16 58 346° 92 % 76 %
Red hematite #D4442F 212 68 47 78 % 83 %
Liver # 891E35 137 30 53 347° 78 % 54 %
Falun Red #7C342B 124 52 43 65 % 49 %
Indian Red #882D17 136 45 23 12° 83 % 53 %
Persian red #CB1D11 203 29 17 92 % 80 %
Tuscan red #79443B 121 68 59 51 % 47 %
venetian red #6E433C 110 67 60 45 % 43 %
Tomato or carmina # D5303E 213 48 62 355° 77 % 84 %
Filipino red #C81023 200 16 35 354° 92 % 78 %
Watermelon red #C03E3E 192 62 62 68 % 75 %

Transition colors from red to orange

Here are all the HTML codes for the transitional shades of red and orange, from lightest to darkest, so you can choose the one you like best for your project.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Orange-red # FF2000 255 32 0 7.5° 100 % 100 %
Orange-red (standard) #E82300 232 35 0 100 % 91 %
Electric Orange # FF3202 255 51 2 12° 99 % 100 %
Red orange # FF4000 255 64 0 15° 100 % 100 %
Orange red (standard) # FF4500 255 69 0 16° 100 % 100 %
Reddish Orange # FF6000 255 96 0 22.5° 100 % 100 %
Reddish orange (standard) #E95400 233 84 0 22° 100 % 91 %

Orange colors

The HTML codes for the orange color tones are in this table, so you can locate each one as quickly as possible without having to do it directly in the tool.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Orange alloy #C46210 196 98 16 27° 85 % 42 %
Amber # E2893A 226 137 58 28° 74 % 89 %
Pumpkin #EDAA7C 237 170 124 24° 48 % 93 %
Pumpkin # D99343 217 147 67 32° 69 % 85 %
Khaki orange #F38D3C 243 141 60 27° 75 % 95 %
Khaki orange #E25F23 226 95 35 19° 85 % 89 %
Orange # FF8000 255 128 0 30° 100 % 100 %
Orange (dark) #E65F00 230 95 0 25° 100 % 90 %
Light orange #FED8B1 254 216 177 30° 30 % 100 %
Medium orange # FF7802 255 120 2 28° 99 % 100 %
Dark orange # FF8C00 255 140 0 33° 100 % 100 %
Gold #D4AF37 212 175 55 46° 74 % 83 %
Calls #F98FD 249 143 29 31° 88 % 98 %
Salmon # FA8072 250 128 114 54 % 98 %

Yellow colors

Here are the HTML codes for the colors of yellow tones; they are a wide range of them, showing everything from the purest mixtures to those that are closer to mustard and green or orange.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Yellow # FFFF00 255 255 0 60° 100 % 100 %
Light yellow # FFFFE0 255 255 224 60° 12 % 100 %
Indian Yellow #E3A857 227 168 87 35° 62 % 89 %
Lemon yellow #FFF83B 255 248 59 58° 77 % 100 %
Medium yellow #FFE302 255 227 2 54° 99 % 100 %
Dark yellow #9C9C00 156 156 0 60° 100 % 61 %
Amber #FFDF00 250 215 0 51° 100 % 50 %
Sallow #E4D00A 228 208 10 54° 92 % 47 %
Rapeseed #FFE900 255 233 0 55° 100 % 100 %
Crema #FFFDD0 255 253 208 57° 18 % 100 %
Gualdo or yellow gualda # FFD700 255 215 0 51° 100 % 100 %
Flavo or light yellow #FEFF3F 254 255 63 60° 100 % 62 %
Golden or pastel yellow #FDFD96 253 253 150 60° 96 % 79 %
Aureolin or cobalt yellow #FFE661 255 230 97 51° 62 % 100 %
Golden or gold # DAA520 218 165 32 43° 85 % 85 %
Cadmium or cadmium yellow #FFF600 255 246 0 58° 100 % 100 %
Chromate or chrome yellow #FFCC0F 255 204 15 47° 94 % 100 %
Arilado or amrll. monoazo #E9D66B 233 214 107 51° 74 % 67 %
Hansa #FCC300 252 195 0 46° 100 % 99 %
Jonquil #EFD52E 239 213 46 52° 81 % 94 %
Lemon (standard) #D9E542 217 229 66 64° 71 % 90 %
Mustard #FFDB58 255 219 88 47° 65 % 100 %
Light mustard #EEDD62 238 221 98 53° 59 % 92 %
Dark mustard #7C7C40 124 124 64 60° 48 % 49 %
Napoleon #ECCD6A 236 205 106 46° 55 % 93 %
Dark Napoleon #FFC94D 225 201 77 42° 70 % 100 %
Napoleto claro #FFF6AD 255 246 173 53° 32 % 100 %
reddish Napoleon #F9BDA1 249 189 161 19° 35 % 98 %
Gold # FFD700 255 215 0 51° 100 % 100 %
Chartreuse #DFFF00 223 255 0 67° 100 % 100 %
Guta or yellow Gutagamba #E49B0F 228 115 15 39° 93 % 89 %
Silver yellow #F5F35B 245 243 91 59° 63 % 96 %
Filipino yellow #FFCB03 255 203 2 48° 99 % 100 %

Transition colors from yellow to green

Below is a table with the HTML codes for the transition colors between yellow and green. These are colors that often cause some confusion when searching for them in the tool, so we've made things easier by putting them directly here.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Greenish yellow #DED700 28 215 0 58° 100 % 87 %
Yellow green #C6CE00 198 206 0 62° 100 % 81 %
Yellowish green # 75B313 117 179 19 83° 89 % 70 %
Green yellow web # ADFF2F 173 255 47 84° 82 % 100 %
Acid green #B0BF1A 176 191 26 65° 70 % 43 %
Carthusian or French Chartreuse #DFFF00 223 255 0 67° 100 % 100 %
Sallow #E4D00A 228 208 10 54° 92 % 47 %
Lima #9EFD38 158 253 78 89° 78 % 99 %
French Lima #9CFE37 156 254 55 90° 78 % 100 %
Lemon (standard) #D9E542 217 229 66 64° 71 % 90 %
Olive green # 6B8E23 107 142 35 80° 75 % 56 %

Green colors

This is the table with the HTML codes for shades of green, one of the most striking colors par excellence and used for projects related to ecology and money, but you can use them for whatever you want.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Electric green # 00FF00 0 255 0 120° 100 % 100 %
Medium green #008000 0 128 0 120° 100 % 50 %
Standard Sinople or Green # 00B564 0 181 100 153° 100 % 35 %
Prain or bright green #0CF90C 12 249 12 120° 95 % 98 %
Dark green or gray # 228B22 34 139 34 120° 76 % 55 %
Glaucous or opaque light green # 63E457 99 228 87 115° 72 % 62 %
Dark green (web) #006400 0 100 0 120° 100 % 39 %
Poraceous or deep green # 1B4125 27 65 37 136° 58 % 25 %
Malachite #0BDA51 11 218 81 140° 95 % 85 %
Light emerald #00FFBF 0 255 191 165° 100 % 100 %
Emerald #009975 0 153 117 166° 100 % 60 %
Forest green or woodland #35682D 53 104 45 112° 57 % 41 %
Jade #34C2A7 52 194 167 169° 73 % 76 %
Pistachio # 93C572 147 197 114 96° 42 % 61 %
Glaucous, or fern green #71BC78 113 188 120 126° 44 % 74 %
Moss green #8A9A5B 138 154 91 75° 41 % 60 %
Old moss green #707D3D 112 125 61 72° 51 % 49 %
Menta # 98FF98 152 255 152 120° 40 % 100 %
Verdant or pastel green #77DD77 119 221 119 120° 46 % 87 %
Parrot green # 52B830 82 184 48 105° 74 % 72 %
Japanese laurel #04A404 4 164 4 120° 98 % 64 %
Green bottle #006A4E 0 106 78 164° 100 % 42 %
sea ​​green # 2E8B57 46 139 87 146° 67 % 55 %
Green Hooker No. 1 #44944A 68 148 74 125° 54 % 58 %
Green Hooker No. 2 # 3B7861 59 120 97 157° 51 % 47 %
Olive # 6B8E23 107 142 35 80° 60 % 35 %
Spring green # 00FF7F 0 250 127 150° 100 % 100 %
Veronese #18A88D 24 168 141 169° 86 % 66 %
Schweinfurt Green #009B7D 0 155 125 168° 100 % 61 %
Paris Green #128385 18 131 133 181° 86 % 52 %
Viridian or rusty green #4B5F56 75 95 86 153° 12 % 33 %
Spanish Viridian #007F5C 0 127 92 163° 100 % 50 %
Viridian # 007F66 0 127 102 168° 100 % 50 %
Ash green (pictorial) #009872 0 152 114 165° 100 % 60 %
Ash green #5F7F7A 95 127 122 171° 25 % 50 %
Verdigris or grey green #43B3AE 67 179 174 177° 46 % 48 %
Teal or pine green # 1B7677 27 118 119 181° 77 % 47 %
Teal (dark) #00554E 0 85 78 175° 100 % 33 %
Scheele's Green #478800 71 136 0 89° 100 % 53 %
Islamic Green #019902 1 153 2 120° 39 % 60 %
Russian Green #669F5F 102 155 95 113° 39 % 61 %

Transition colors from green to blue

In this section we share the HTML codes for the green to blue transition colors, including several special colors such as light emerald, aquamarine, or cyan green.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Light emerald #00FFBF 0 255 191 165° 100 % 100 %
Turquoise # 40E0D0 64 224 208 174° 71 % 88 %
Aquamarine # 7FFFD4 127 255 212 160° 50 % 100 %
Aquamarine Pantone #ACDCDD 172 220 221 181° 22 % 87 %
Cyan green # 00FF80 0 255 128 150° 100 % 100 %
Teal or Blue-green #0D98BA 13 152 186 192° 93 % 72 %

Cyan and light blue colors

The HTML codes for cyan and light blue colors are all in this section, with quite unique colors such as aero blue, bigro or turquoise blue.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Aero #7CB9E8 124 185 232 206° 70 % 70 %
Blue Aero #C9FFE5 201 255 229 151° 100 % 89 %
Aquamarine # 7FFFD4 127 255 212 160° 50 % 100 %
Eastern Aquamarine #ACDCDD 172 220 221 181° 22 % 87 %
Turquoise #00FFEF 0 255 239 176° 100 % 100 %
Periwinkle #CCCCFF 204 204 255 240° 20 % 100 %
Calypso #00DDF3 0 221 243 185° 100 % 95 %
Celeste's # 87CEFA 135 206 250 203° 46 % 98 %
Light blue #B2FFFF 178 255 255 180° 30 % 100 %
Cerulean (specific) #1DACD6 29 172 214 194° 86 % 84 %
Cerulean (nonspecific) #A7D3F3 167 211 243 205° 31 % 95 %
Cyanide (additive) #00FFFF 0 255 255 180° 100 % 100 %
Cyan #00B0F6 0 176 246 197° 100 % 96 %
Turquoise # 40E0D0 64 224 208 174° 71 % 88 %
Light Turquoise #AFE4DE 175 228 222 173° 50 % 79 %
Medium turquoise # 48D1CC 72 209 204 178° 66 % 82 %
Dark turquoise # 00CED1 0 206 209 181° 100 % 82 %
Pale turquoise #AFEEEE 175 238 238 180° 26 % 93 %
Turquoise green #A0D6B4 160 214 180 142° 25 % 84 %

Medium and dark blue colors

If you're looking for the HTML codes for medium and dark blue tones, you'll find them in this table, so you don't need to manually locate them in the tool and you'll save time.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Blue # 0000FF 0 0 255 240° 100 % 100 %
Light Blue # ADD8E6 173 216 230 195° 25 % 90 %
Electric blue #7DF9FF 125 249 255 183° 51 % 100 %
Dark electric blue #536878 83 104 120 206° 31 % 47 %
Medium blue # 0000CD 0 0 205 240° 100 % 80 %
Dark blue #00008B 0 0 139 240° 100 % 55 %
Pale blue #D1EDF2 209 237 242 189° 14 % 95 %
Blue PRU #72A0C1 114 160 193 205° 39 % 60 %
Azur # 0099FF 0 153 255 204° 100 % 100 %
Indigo # 091F92 9 31 146 230° 94 % 57 %
Cobalt (specific) # 333C87 51 60 135 234° 62 % 53 %
Cobalt blue (pictorial) #00438A 0 67 138 211° 100 % 54 %
Light Cobalt (pictorial) # 091F92 9 31 146 230° 94 % 57 %
Dark cobalt (pictorial) # 004F79 0 79 121 201° 100 % 47 %
Prussian blue #003153 0 49 83 205° 100 % 33 %
Majorelle Blue #5564EB 85 100 235 234° 64 % 92 %
Glaucous blue #007E8B 0 126 139 186° 100 % 55 %
Navy blue (pictorial) #0A3F7A 10 63 122 212° 92 % 48 %
Navy blue #436EC0 67 110 192 219° 65 % 75 %
Absolute zero #0048BA 0 72 186 217° 100 % 36 %
Cerulean blue #318CE7 49 140 231 210° 79 % 91 %
Indigo # 003C92 0 60 146 215° 100 % 57 %
Indigo (pictorial) #213C6E 33 60 110 219° 70 % 43 %
Orcela #25206F 37 32 111 244° 71 % 44 %
Turkey #122562 18 37 98 216° 100 % 42 %
zafiro # 6576B4 101 118 180 227° 44 % 71 %
Munsell Blue #0093AF 0 147 175 190° 100 % 69 %
Light blue #4795CE 71 149 206 205° 66 % 81 %
Imperial Blue # 00209C 0 32 156 228° 100 % 61 %
Teal blue #367793 54 119 157 198° 63 % 68 %

Transition colors from blue to purple

The transition colors from blue to purple are often difficult to locate in the tool, so we put all the HTML codes for them in this table.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Purple blue # 2000FF 32 0 255 247.5° 100 % 100 %
Purple blue (standard) #382983 56 41 131 250° 69 % 51 %
purple blue # 4000FF 64 0 255 255° 100 % 100 %
Purple blue (standard) # 4C2882 76 40 130 264° 69 % 51 %
Bluish purple # 6000FF 96 0 255 262.5° 100 % 100 %
Bluish purple (standard) #612682 97 38 130 278° 71 % 51 %

Purple and violet colors

Learn the HTML codes for purple and violet colors, very special colors that can be used in a wide variety of projects because of their versatility.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Deep purple amaranth #9F2B68 159 43 104 328° 57 % 40 %
Cornflower # 8892C6 136 146 198 230° 31 % 78 %
Amethyst #898AC0 137 138 192 239° 29 % 75 %
Lavender #B57EDC 181 126 220 275° 43 % 86 %
Purple #CBA2C8 203 162 200 304° 20 % 80 %
Bright purple #D891EF 216 145 239 285° 39 % 94 %
Light purple #DCD0FF 220 208 255 255° 18 % 100 %
French lilac #DEB7D9 222 183 217 308° 18 % 87 %
Deep purple # 9955BB 153 85 187 280° 43 % 53 %
Lilac lavender #D3CD 211 193 221 279° 13 % 87 %
Pale lilac #DCD0FF 220 208 255 255° 100 % 91 %
Lirio #7F69A5 127 105 165 262° 36 % 65 %
Mallow #E0B0FF 224 176 255 276° 31 % 100 %
Purple (nonspecific) #572364 87 35 100 288° 65 % 39 %
Purple (other) #4A2364 74 35 100 276° 65 % 39 %
Patriarch #800080 128 0 128 300° 100 % 50 %
Purple #6A0DAD 106 13 173 275° 92 % 68 %
Perkin Purple #9F68A6 159 104 166 293° 37 % 65 %
Tyrian Purple # 4E0041 78 0 65 310° 100 % 31 %
Medium purple #9370DB 147 112 219 260° 49 % 86 %
dark purple #301934 48 25 52 291° 51 % 20 %
Pale purple #FAE6FA 250 230 250 300° 8% 98 %
Grapes #6F2DA8 111 45 158 272° 73 % 66 %
Violeta # 7F00FF 127 0 255 270° 100 % 100 %
African violet #B284BE 178 132 190 288° 31 % 63 %
Light violet #B09DB9 176 157 185 281° 15 % 73 %
Intense violet #330066 51 0 102 270° 100 % 40 %
Medium violet #65315F 101 49 95 308° 51 % 40 %
Violeta oscuro #9400D3 143 0 211 282° 100 % 83 %
Pale violet #CC99FF 204 153 255 270° 40 % 100 %
Violin #A10684 161 6 132 311° 96 % 63 %
Sapphire (standard) #7573A6 117 115 166 242° 31 % 65 %

Magenta and pink colors

We share with you the HTML codes for the colors magenta and pink tones, both closely linked to femininity and used in a wide variety of niches.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Amaranth (color) #E52B50 229 43 80 348° 78 % 53 %
Pink amaranth #F19CBB 241 156 187 338° 75 % 78 %
Crisvilu or meat #FCD0B4 252 208 180 23° 29 % 99 %
Magenta # FF00FF 255 0 255 300° 100 % 100 %
Magenta (standard) #F50087 245 0 135 327° 100 % 96 %
Magenta sky #CF71AF 207 113 175 320° 45 % 81 %
Light magenta # FF80FF 255 128 255 300° 50 % 100 %
Intense Magenta #CC00CC 204 0 204 300° 100 % 80 %
Dark Magenta # 8B008B 139 0 139 300° 100 % 27 %
Pale Magenta #F984E5 249 132 229 310° 47 % 98 %
Pink (standard) #F6AE97 246 174 151 15° 39 % 96 %
Rose (nonspecific) #F7BFBE 247 191 190 23 % 97 %
Rose #FD6C9E 253 108 158 339° 57 % 99 %
Pink lace #FFDDF4 255 221 244 319° 13 % 100 %
Pictorial pink # FF77FF 255 119 255 319° 25 % 100 %
Fuchsia # FF0080 255 0 128 330° 100 % 100 %
reddish fuchsia #FF005A 255 0 90 339° 100 % 100 %
Orcein #C20073 194 0 115 324° 100 % 76 %
Coral pink # EB6362 235 99 98 58 % 92 %
Mexican rose #F50087 245 0 135 327° 100 % 96 %
Salmon # FA8072 250 128 114 54 % 98 %

Transition colors from purple to red

If you're looking for some of the transition colors between purple and red, and you haven't been able to find them in the tool, this table contains their HTML codes.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Reddish purple #A11480 161 20 128 314° 88 % 63 %
Red purple #E40078 228 0 120 328° 100 % 89 %
Purple red #E30049 227 0 73 341° 100 % 89 %

White colors

You may not have imagined it, but there is a wide variety of whites, which has led us to create this table with the HTML codes for each one so that you can learn about them and locate them more easily.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Alabaster #F2F0E6 242 240 230 50° 32 % 93 %
White or off-white # F6F6F6 246 246 246 0% 96 %
Alice Blue (Cold blue white) # F0F8FF 240 248 255 208° 6% 100 %
Blanco # FFFFFF 255 255 255 0% 100 %
Old white # FAEBD7 250 235 215 34° 14 % 98 %
Zinc white #FAFBFD 250 251 253 220° 1% 99 %
Navajo White #FFDEAD 255 222 173 36° 32 % 100 %
White plaster # F8F8FF 248 248 255 208° 100 % 97 %
Sea Shell # FFF5EE 255 245 238 25° 7% 100 %
Lanquecino (mint white) # F5FFF0 245 255 240 100° 6% 100 %
Antique lace # FDF5E6 253 245 230 40° 6% 100 %
Bone #EDEAE0 237 234 224 46° 5% 93 %
White smoke # F5F5F5 245 245 245 0% 96 %
Ivory # FFFFF0 255 255 240 60° 6% 100 %
Nacar #FBF4E2 251 244 226 43° 10 % 98 %
Snow #FFFAFA 255 250 250 100 % 99 %
Titanium white #FDFDFD 253 253 253 —° 0% 98.828125 %

Gray colors

Just like with white, there's a wide range of gray tones. Quickly find the codes for each of these unique and elegant colors.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Aluminum # D6D6D6 214 214 214 —° 0% 84 %
Ash #B0B5BC 176 181 188 215° 8% 71 %
Grey #808080 128 128 128 —° 0% 50 %
Dim gray #696969 105 105 105 —° 0% 41 %
Davy's Grey #555555 85 85 85 —° 0% 33 %
Sulfan #536878 83 104 120 206° 31 % 47 %
Light gray # D3D3D3 211 211 211 —° 0% 83 %
Cold gray #496063 73 96 99 187° 26 % 39 %
medium gray #BABYBABY 190 190 190 0% 75 %
Dark Grey # A9A9A9 169 169 169 0% 66 %
Antique silver #848482 132 132 130 60° 2% 52 %
Silver #CDCDCD 205 205 205 0% 80 %
Platinum #E5E4E2 229 228 226 40° 1% 90 %
Lead #404040 64 64 64 —° 0% 25 %
Dark sulphan #36454F 54 69 79 204° 32 % 31 %
Flax #D7D0B7 215 208 183 47° 15 % 84 %
Xanadu #738678 115 134 120 136° 14 % 53 %
Bright gray #EEEEEE 238 238 238 —° 0% 92,96875 %

Black colors

Quickly find the HTML codes for black color tones, so you can use them in any of your projects with the greatest possible accuracy.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Black #000000 0 0 0 —° —% 0%
Jet black or glossy black #010101 1 1 1 —° 0% 0.390625 %
Coal #191919 25 25 25 —° 0% 10 %
Ebony #37312B 55 49 43 30° 22 % 22 %
Graphite #1C1C1C 28 28 28 —° 0% 11 %
Cordoban #3B2A21 59 42 33 21° 44 % 23 %
Black spark plug #2A3223 42 50 35 92° 30% 20 %
Lampblack #382212 56 34 18 25° 68 % 22 %
Black Chinese # 0F0F0F 16 16 16 —° 0% 6.25 %
Blackcurrant #202020 32 32 32 —° 0% 12.5 %
Anthracite black-metallic grey #293133 41 49 51 228° 0,027 % 0,354 %

Heraldic enamels and metals

Heraldry is the study of coats of arms used by families in the Middle Ages. These designs used colors known as heraldic enamels and metals. This table contains the codes for each of them.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Gules #ED1C24 237 28 36 358° 88 % 93 %
Azur #0071BC 0 113 188 204° 100 % 74 %
vert #008F4C 0 143 76 152° 100 % 56 %
Purple #800080 128 0 128 300° 100 % 50 %
Sand #000000 0 0 0 —° 0% 0%
Gold #EAC102 234 193 2 49° 99 % 92 %
Silver or argent #E3E4E5 227 228 229 210° 1% 90 %
Purple #8D0036 141 0 54 337° 100 % 55 %
Bloody #AA0000 170 0 0 100 % 67 %
Tawny #AF6E37 175 110 55 27° 69 % 69 %
Orange # FF6600 255 102 0 24° 100 % 100 %
Carnation #FCD1C6 252 209 198 12° 21 % 99 %
Celeste's #51D1F6 81 209 246 193° 67 % 96 %
Ashen #808080 128 128 128 0% 50 %

Brand and regulatory colors

If you want to use the typical colors of the major brands that dominate commercial sectors worldwide, this table contains all the corresponding codes for each of them.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Ferrari Red #CC0000 204 0 0 100 % 80 %
Portland orange #FF5A36 255 90 54 11° 79 % 100 %
Selective yellow #FFBA00 255 186 0 44° 100 % 100 %
Amber #FF7E00 255 126 0 30° 100 % 100 %
British Competition Green #004225 0 66 37 154° 100 % 26 %
Green Ford cars # 1B4125 27 65 37 136° 58 % 25 %
Brandeis Blue #0061A9 0 97 169 206° 100 % 66 %
Columbia Blue #D1EBF7 209 235 247 199° 15 % 97 %
Eton Blue #96C8A2 150 200 162 134° 25 % 78 %
Tiffany blue #81D8D0 129 216 208 174° 40 % 85 %
Duke's Blue #001A57 0 26 87 222° 100 % 34 %
Tufts Blue #417DC1 65 125 193 212° 66 % 76 %
UCLA Blue #536895 83 104 149 221° 44 % 58 %

Colors with foreign names

There are colors with foreign names that can be difficult to identify, so we've made things easier for you with this table containing all the codes for these shades.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Alice Blue #91A3B0 145 163 176 205° 18 % 69 %
Beige # F5F5DC 245 245 220 60° 10 % 96 %
Blue Deck #3EAEB1 62 174 177 182° 65 % 69 %
Bougainvillea #CE4676 206 70 118 339° 66 % 81 %
buckskin # 977F73 151 127 115 20° 24 % 59 %
Buff (1) #C9AE5D 201 174 93 45° 54 % 79 %
Buff (2) #F3E5AB 243 229 171 48° 30 % 95 %
Burgundy (1) #50404D 103 49 71 336° 52 % 40 %
Burgundy (2) #673147 84 61 63 355° 27 % 33 %
Burgundy (3) #543D3F 80 64 77 311° 20 % 31 %
Cadet Gray (1) #91A3B0 145 163 176 205° 18 % 69 %
Cadet Gray (2) #81878B 129 135 139 204° 7% 55 %
Cardinal #C41E3A 196 30 58 350° 85 % 77 %
Fallow #C19A6B 193 154 107 33° 45 % 76 %
Fuka-murasaki #563970 86 57 112 272° 49 % 44 %
Gamboge #E49B0F 228 155 15 39° 93 % 89 %
Jaundice #FCF75E 252 247 94 58° 63 % 99 %
Jasmine #F8DE7E 248 222 126 47° 49 % 97 %
Jaune jonquille #EEDFA0 238 233 160 48° 33 % 93 %
Molten Lava #B82928 184 41 40 78 % 72 %
Lava (1) #222222 34 34 34 –° 0% 13 %
Lava (2) # 483C32 72 60 50 27° 31 % 28 %
Lava (3) # 3B3121 59 49 33 37° 44 % 23 %
Liver # 674C47 103 76 71 31 % 40 %
Murasaki #AC5CB5 172 92 181 294° 49 % 71 %
Persian orange # D99058 217 144 88 26° 59 % 85 %
Pink-orange # FF9966 255 153 102 20° 60 % 100 %
Porpora #B21B1C 178 27 28 85 % 70 %
Pumpkin (1) #ED872D 237 135 45 28° 81 % 93 %
Pumpkin (2) # D99058 217 144 88 26° 59 % 85 %
Purple (1) #870074 135 0 116 308° 100 % 53 %
Purple (2) #602F6B 96 47 107 289° 56 % 42 %
Purple (3) # 604E97 96 78 151 255° 48 % 59 %
Sunset #FAD6A5 250 214 165 35° 34 % 98 %
Spring green (1) #8A9A5B 138 154 91 75° 41 % 60 %
Spring green (2) # 93C592 147 197 146 119° 26 % 77 %
Spring green (3) #7E9F2E 126 159 46 78° 71 % 62 %
Spring green (4) # 8F9779 143 151 121 76° 20 % 59 %
Upsdell network # AE2029 174 22 32 356° 82 % 68 %
Wine # 722F37 114 47 55 353° 59 % 45 %

Other colors with unique names

Finally, there are certain colors that have unique and very singular names that you may find more difficult to locate in the tool, so we have prepared this table with all of them.

Name Sample Hex Code RGB HSV
Cosmic coffee with milk #FFF8E7 255 248 231 42° 9% 100 %
Cosmic turquoise #9DFFD0 156 255 206 150° 100 % 80 %
Simpson Yellow #FFD90F 255 217 15 50° 100 % 52 %
Magenta Nyan Cat #FF9CFF 255 156 255 300° 39 % 100 %
Fuchsia Nyan Cat # FF3399 255 51 153 330° 80 % 100 %
Tanned # D2B48C 210 180 140 34° 33 % 82 %
Wheat # F5DEB3 245 222 179 39° 26 % 96 %
Blue Steel #4682b4 70 130 180 207° 61 % 71 %
Thistle # D8BFD8 216 191 216 300° 12 % 85 %
Ghost White # F8F8FF 248 248 255 24° 3% 100 %
Lavender blush # FFF0F5 255 240 245 340° 6% 100 %
Antique lace # FDF5E6 253 245 230 40° 6% 100 %
Sea Shell # FFF5EE 255 245 238 25° 7% 100 %

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about colors you need to know

Next, we will clear up some of the most frequently asked questions from our readers to resolve all the doubts generated by questions related to the infinite world of color.

What are the primary and secondary colors, also called complementary colors?

  • Primary or basic colors From these we can form all the colors: red, green, and blue.
  • The three secondary colors are: yellow, cyan, and magenta.
  • The six tertiary colors are: orange, lime green, turquoise, light blue, violet and bluish red, which are the result of mixing the previous colors in light.

How many colors are there and what are their names?

  • The 11 basic colors: black, blue, brown, gray, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow.
  • The additional 28: turquoise, olive green, mint green, burgundy, lavender, magenta, salmon, cyan, beige, pink, dark green, olive green, lilac, pale yellow, fuchsia, mustard, ochre, teal, mauve, dark purple, lime green, light green, plum, light blue, peach, violet, tan, and garnet.

What is the color wheel and what is this color wheel used for?

The color circle, also called the color wheel It is a circular and ordered representation of colors according to their hue. This circle shows the primary colors and those derived from them. They are usually represented in a stepped fashion, although sometimes the gradation of these colors is used to add more hues to the circle. In stepped representations, they appear between 12 and 48 colors, showing in turn the opposite or complementary colors.

The use of the color wheel tool is to show the unity of contrast and harmony that exists between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors; as well as cool and warm colors or analogous and complementary colors, that is, an artistic tool that helps us discover all possible color combinations.