Find Color Codes

Find Color Codes

Copy the Hex, RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK and Pantone color codes for named colors, brand logos, and CSS gradients. Our Color Tools helps you to convert your color codes, pick a color from your image, and build color palettes from your color preferences. All our color codes values are copy ready.

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Color family pages explain what each color means and where it works, then list every named shade with its hex, RGB, HSL, and CMYK codes.

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Reference

Color Names

The CSS keyword colors you can write by name in a stylesheet. Every value copies on click.

ColorNameHex codeRGB codeHSL code
IndianRed CD5C5C 205, 92, 92 0, 53, 58
LightCoral F08080 240, 128, 128 0, 79, 72
Salmon FA8072 250, 128, 114 6, 93, 71
Crimson DC143C 220, 20, 60 348, 83, 47
FireBrick B22222 178, 34, 34 0, 68, 42
Tomato FF6347 255, 99, 71 9, 100, 64

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353 brands

Brand Colors

Brand color codes and logo color palettes for each brand in hex, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone. Each brand page includes verified color values and downloadable logo files.

NVIDIA Verified
Google Verified
Coca-Cola Verified
Netflix Verified
FedEx Verified
IKEA Verified

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Tool

Image Color Picker

Drop in a screenshot, a photo or a logo and click any pixel to read its exact color. The magnifier shows which pixel you are actually on. On a compressed image, neighbours can be several shades apart. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read in your browser and never leaves it.

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Color Converters

The color converter shows the formula and a worked example, so you can do it by hand when you need to.

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What is Find Color Codes?

Find Color Codes is a color code website to copy hex, RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK and Pantone values for named color shades, brand logo palettes, and from gradients. The Color Family pages give you copy-ready values, curated palettes, and downloadable color swatches.

Our Brand Colors Logo include logo color palettes, verified color codes with their source and date, and you can also download the Brand logo in PNG, JPG and WebP. Gradient Color give you the CSS code, hex and RGB values, and a downloadable image for each gradient. The Color tools section covers all color conversions between formats, palette generation from images, image color picking, and contrast checking.

What are HTML color codes?

HTML color codes are text notations that tell a browser exactly which color to render. The same color can be written as a hex code, as RGB, HSL or HSV values, as CMYK ink percentages, or as a CSS keyword name. Each notation is a different unit for the same color, so none is more correct than another.

Hex color codes

Hex color codes are six hexadecimal digits written after a hash, in three pairs for red, green and blue. Each pair runs from 00 to FF, which is 0 to 255 in decimal, so #FF0000 is full red with no green or blue.

The format holds 16,777,216 codes. All three channels at maximum is white (#FFFFFF), all three at zero is black (#000000), and any code whose three pairs are equal is a gray: #7A7A7A is gray, #7A7A8A is not.

RGB and HSL

RGB color codes are the same three channels in decimal, so rgb(255, 0, 0) and #FF0000 render the identical color. HSL color codes restate a color as hue, saturation and lightness, which makes edits easier: 10% darker is a one-number change in HSL against a three-channel recalculation in hex.

Why the format matters for print

The format matters for print because CMYK and Pantone describe ink, not light, and ink reproduces fewer colors than a screen. Saturated blues, greens and oranges print noticeably duller. Converting late with a color profile attached, and proofing before the run, keeps a brand color accurate.

Every color page on this site lists these formats side by side, with generated shades, tints and tones, five harmony palettes, a WCAG contrast check against black and white, color-blindness previews, and ready-to-paste CSS and mobile code. Here is what one looks like.