Color Names and Codes
Browse named colors with their HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK codes, matching palettes, meanings and uses.
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Taupe#B9A281Ebony#313337Champagne#E9D2ACCognac#D48C46Brown#653700Aquamarine#2EE8BBTeal#008080Indigo#4B0082Beige#E6DAA6Grey#808080Burgundy#900020Lavender#B56EDCRed#FF0000Orange#FFA500Yellow#FFFF00Green#00FF00Blue#0000FFPurple#800080Pink#FFC0CBBlack#000000White#FFFFFFGold#FFD700Silver#C0C0C0Bronze#A87900Copper#B87333Maroon#800000Turquoise#06C2ACCoral#FF7F50Salmon#FF796CPeach#FFB07CMint#3EB489Olive#808010Khaki#C3B091Navy#01153ETan#D1B26FIvory#FFFFF0Cream#FFFFC2Charcoal#343837Magenta#FF00FFViolet#9A0EEA
About these colors
Color names do not have one official definition. Each page shows a HEX value taken from an open color-name dataset as one common reference, then explains what the color looks like, where it is used and how it differs from its neighbors. Other sources may list slightly different values, so match by eye when it matters.
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