Color codes
Find HTML, RGB and CMYK references for your designs.
Explore the guide →Understand. Compare. Create.
Start with a shade that catches your eye. Explore color names, HEX, HTML, RGB and CMYK codes, RAL and Pantone charts, and downloadable PDF catalogs.
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Find HTML, RGB and CMYK references for your designs.
Explore the guide →Browse RAL references and discover the downloadable PDF catalog.
Explore the guide →Explore Pantone references for graphic design and printing.
Explore the guide →RGB and HTML codes describe colors for screens. CMYK is used in printing; the result depends on inks, paper and the color profile. RAL and Pantone references belong to distinct color systems.
Design an interface, choose a white paint or prepare a print project.
Adjust background, text and button colors. Check their contrast and export all four roles as CSS or JSON.
Open the color palette editorCompare the two whites and plan a sample test on your surface, in the light where it will be used.
Compare RAL 9010 and 9016 whitesChoose a black for small text or large solid areas, then check the requirements with your printer.
Choose a black for printingCMYK values are mathematical approximations, not an ICC-profile conversion.
Bring a color idea into focus with usable codes for screens and print, and clear conversion limits.
Let warm and cool shades meet, then explore the relationships that help a palette hold together.
Follow a name, a memory or a place through color meanings and themed palettes, with pages to color at your own pace.
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Get the free colour kit: HEX/RGB codes and a project worksheet.