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Miro Color Codes

Miro's colors are yellow #FFDD33 and dark blue #050038. The Miro color codes in Hex, RGB and CMYK can be found below. Andrey Khusid founded it as RealtimeBoard, and it took the name Miro on 6 March 2019 after Joan Miro, the Catalan painter. The yellow is the board, and the dark blue is everything drawn on it.

The Miro logo, shown for identification
The Miro logo, shown for identification. Miro is a trademark of its owner and this site is not affiliated with it.

Primary colors

What are Miro Primary Colors?

Miro's primary color is yellow #FFDD33, with dark blue #050038 carrying the wordmark and the interface.

Miro publishes no public CMYK or Pantone sheet, so both are shown below as conversions and nearest matches.

Miro Yellow

Hex#FFDD33
RGB255, 221, 51
HSLhsl(50, 100%, 60%)
CMYK0%, 13%, 80%, 0%converted · approximate
PantonePMS 109 Cnearest match · not published by the brand

Miro Dark Blue

Hex#050038
RGB5, 0, 56
HSLhsl(245, 100%, 11%)
CMYK91%, 100%, 0%, 78%converted · approximate
PantonePMS 2757 Cnearest match · not published by the brand

Miro Hex Color Codes

Miro hex color codes are #FFDD33 for yellow and #050038 for dark blue.

ColorHex
Yellow #FFDD33
Dark Blue #050038

Miro RGB Color Codes

Miro RGB color codes are 255, 221, 51 for yellow and 5, 0, 56 for dark blue. Reach for RGB when a tool wants channel numbers or a CSS alpha value.

ColorRGB
Yellow rgb(255, 221, 51)
Dark Blue rgb(5, 0, 56)

Miro HSL Color Codes

Miro HSL color codes are 50, 100%, 60% for yellow and 245, 100%, 11% for dark blue. Change the third value for a lighter or darker version without moving the hue.

ColorHSL
Yellow hsl(50, 100%, 60%)
Dark Blue hsl(245, 100%, 11%)

Miro CMYK Color Code

Miro CMYK color codes are conversions from the hex, because the brand publishes none. Check a printed proof before a full run.

ColorCMYK
Yellow 0%, 13%, 80%, 0%
Dark Blue 91%, 100%, 0%, 78%

Miro Pantone Color Codes

Miro Pantone color codes are nearest matches by color distance, not brand specs. The table shows the closest swatch for every color.

ColorNearest Pantone
Yellow PMS 109 C
Dark Blue PMS 2757 C

Logo

Miro Logo Colors

Miro logo colors are dark blue letters, usually set on the brand yellow.

Miro Logo Colors Palette

What the Miro Logo Colors Mean?

The Miro logo colors come from a painter. The company renamed itself in 2019 after Joan Miro, whose canvases are built from flat primary blocks on plain grounds, and the yellow-plus-dark-blue pairing is a direct lift from that palette. Yellow is also the color of a sticky note, which is the atom of the product. One warning if you are matching: the yellow measures 1.2:1 against white and cannot hold text at any size, which is why every Miro layout puts the dark blue on top of it rather than the other way round.

Miro Logo Color History

Miro logo color history starts at the rename. RealtimeBoard used a blue identity that said whiteboard software and little else. The 2019 change to Miro brought the yellow with it, and the dark blue #050038 stayed on as the type color rather than the brand color.

Miro Logo JPG

Miro logo in JPG. No transparency, so it is flattened onto white. Safe for documents and slide decks.

Miro logo, JPG format
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Miro Logo PNG

Miro logo in PNG, with a transparent background. Use it over a colored surface.

Miro logo, PNG format
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Miro Logo WebP

Miro logo in WebP. Same transparency as the PNG at about a third of the file size.

Miro logo, WEBP format
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Miro Color Code Shades

Miro color code shades step evenly from the primary toward black, for hover states, borders and shadows.

These are interface steps, not Miro paint or trim names.

In code

Using the Miro palette

CSS custom properties

:root {
  --miro-yellow: #FFDD33;
  --miro-dark-blue: #050038;
}

Contrast against white

Yellow 1.34:1AA ×
Dark Blue 19.75:1AA ✓

Brand colors are chosen for recognition, not for legibility. A failing value here is normal. It means use it as a fill, not as text.