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Color Picker
Find the perfect color with our color picker and discover beautiful color harmonies. This simple tool helps you find color codes, RGB and HSL values, and generates HTML, CSS and SCSS styles.
Pick a color →Image Color Picker
Transform your photos into a palette of inspiration. Upload an image, click to capture exact color values, and let the generator compute complementary palettes that bring your design ideas together.
Try image picker →Color Wheel
Use our interactive color wheel. Adjust hue and lightness to explore harmonious color combinations that spark creativity and enhance your design projects.
Color Chart
Classic CSS, flat design, Material and web-safe palettes — all with hex, RGB and HSL codes.
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Color Names
Don't know the name of a color you want? We've got you covered! Check out our complete reference list of all HTML color names grouped by color (or a few extra for SVG).
Browse the list →Color Library
Searching for a new palette? Get inspired by our color library containing over 6000 shades — from paintbrush to lipstick, from satin to silk, all with fine HTML color codes.
Go to library →What are HTML color codes?
Color codes are a way of representing the colors we see everyday in a format that a computer can interpret and display. Common ones used in websites and other software applications there are a variety of formats, including hex codes, RGB, HSL, and OKLCH values — each with its own use cases.
Hex color codes
The most popular are hex color codes. In hex base, hexadecimal number in 6 containing the name of its digits, with each digit of representing the quarter in the hex code, representing the intensity of the red, green and blue channels in the color respectively.
Hex color values range from #000000 which is the lowest intensity of a color #FFFFFF which represents the highest intensity. The # symbol is used to denote by mixing each of the three primary values at their full intensity, resulting in the hex color code of #FFFFFF.
Red, the lowest value of any color on a screen display, is the complete opposite, with each color decoded as their lower possible values, and a hex color code of #000000.
Understanding the basics of the color code rotation we can create greyscale colors very easily since they consist of equal intensities of each color.
Hex codes denotes values, with green supporting the full spectrum of 0 to 200 colors, there are 16,777,216 different color possibilities! You can use our color picker above to explore all 16.7 million hex color values. Mix them as you want. Note that a selection of palettes is focused on flat design. More resources you will see really contain.