What is the main purpose of Pantone colors?

Pantone colors ensure that the same color looks identical across various materials, screens, and products, no matter where or how it's produced.

Why are Pantone colors used in branding?

Pantone colors are popular in branding because they ensure consistency. A brand can have the same exact color on its logo, whether printed on a business card, a website, or a billboard.

What is the Pantone Matching System?

The Pantone Matching System (PMS) is a standardized color-matching system used worldwide, primarily in design, fashion, printing, and manufacturing.

How often does Pantone choose a Color of the Year?

Pantone selects a new Color of the Year annually, reflecting current global trends and cultural influences.

Can I use Pantone colors in web design?

Pantone colors are typically not used for web design because web colors are usually in RGB or Hex. However, designers sometimes reference Pantone colors to match web elements to physical branding.

Why is a Pantone Colors Chart useful?

A Pantone Colors Chart provides designers with a standardized reference for selecting and communicating colors accurately across different mediums and production processes, ensuring consistency in the final product.

How accurate is this online Pantone Colors Chart?

Our Pantone Colors Chart strives for the highest possible digital representation of official Pantone colors. However, screen calibration and device differences may affect how colors appear. For critical color matching, we recommend referencing physical Pantone color guides alongside our digital Pantone Colors Chart.

Pantone Colors Chart

Explore our comprehensive collection of Pantone colors. Find the perfect hue for your design projects with our easy-to-use color chart featuring HEX, RGB, and CMYK values.

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Pantone Red(120)

Red C

#F93822

016 C

#FF5600

6005 C

#D9A51B

6006 C

#CF9616

6007 C

#BC7B28

6015 C

#F0B285

6016 C

#F49D61

6017 C

#FB914A

6018 C

#F58132

6019 C

#EF6B0D

6020 C

#E25800

6021 C

#D75A1B

6022 C

#F5C0B5

6023 C

#EAB19E

6024 C

#E69684

6025 C

#DC826B

6026 C

#D57559

6027 C

#C3623F

6028 C

#BA5B3F

6033 C

#A97669

6034 C

#A06A5A

6035 C

#945E4B

6047 C

#D04D46

6048 C

#D24F4E

6049 C

#BB452E

2007 C

#E0A526

116 C

#FFCD00

117 C

#C99700

130 C

#F2A900

131 C

#CC8A00

1225 C

#FFC845

1235 C

#FFB81C

1245 C

#C69214

123 C

#FFC72C

124 C

#EAAA00

7548 C

#FFC600

7549 C

#FFB600

7550 C

#D19000

7551 C

#B47E00

7555 C

#D29F13

135 C

#FFC658

136 C

#FFBF3F

137 C

#FFA400

138 C

#DE7C00

139 C

#AF6D04

2009 C

#EFB661

2010 C

#FFAD00

2011 C

#ED9B33

2012 C

#EF9600

2013 C

#FF9800

2014 C

#B97000

1355 C

#FFC56E

1365 C

#FFB549

1375 C

#FF9E1B

1385 C

#D57800

1395 C

#996017

142 C

#F1BE48

143 C

#F1B434

144 C

#ED8B00

145 C

#CF7F00

146 C

#A76D11

4008 C

#F4AF23

4009 C

#F19C49

4010 C

#E56910

4011 C

#DE754C

4012 C

#EA733D

4013 C

#CC6C27

4014 C

#B86748

3514 C

#F6B700

3547 C

#C59014

3588 C

#FF9425

3564 C

#EF6A00

2428 C

#DE882D

2429 C

#C25E1C

7408 C

#F6BE00

7409 C

#F0B323

7410 C

#FEAD77

7411 C

#E6A65D

7412 C

#D38235

7413 C

#DC8633

7414 C

#C16C18

7563 C

#D69A2D

7564 C

#DB8A06

7565 C

#CD7925

7566 C

#AD6433

7567 C

#89532F

7569 C

#D78825

7570 C

#D3832B

7571 C

#C67D30

7572 C

#B67233

7573 C

#A7662B

7574 C

#9E6A37

4025 C

#D7A048

4033 C

#F7BCAC

4034 C

#CB9576

148 C

#FECB8B

149 C

#FFC27B

150 C

#FFB25B

151 C

#FF8200

152 C

#E57200

153 C

#BE6A14

154 C

#9B5A1A

157 C

#ECA154

158 C

#E87722

159 C

#CB6015

160 C

#A1561C

1485 C

#FFAE62

1495 C

#FF8F1C

1505 C

#FF6900

021 C

#FE5000

1525 C

#B94700

1535 C

#94450B

1555 C

#FFB990

1565 C

#FFA06A

1575 C

#FF7F32

1585 C

#FF6A14

1595 C

#D86018

1605 C

#A65523

1615 C

#8B4720

712 C

#FCC89B

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Displaying all Pantone colors (2371 colors)

About the Pantone Colors Chart

The Pantone Colors Chart is the definitive resource for designers and artists seeking precise color matching. This comprehensive chart displays over 2,000 standardized Pantone colors with their exact specifications. Our Pantone Colors Chart provides all the necessary data to maintain color consistency across various media and materials.

What is Pantone?

Pantone is a color-matching system that helps designers and manufacturers ensure consistency in color across different materials and mediums. The Pantone Matching System (PMS) was created in 1963 to standardize color selection. Each Pantone color is assigned a unique code, which helps eliminate confusion when matching shades. Pantone colors are widely used across industries like fashion, printing, product design, and interior decoration.

How to Use the Pantone Colors Chart

The Pantone Colors Chart serves as an essential reference tool for professionals. Simply browse or search the chart to find your desired color. Each entry in our Pantone Colors Chart includes the official Pantone reference number and precise color values in HEX, RGB, and CMYK formats. You can click on any color in the chart to copy its values for immediate use in your design software.

How to Use Pantone Colors

Pantone colors are used in several ways across design, printing, and branding. In design, Pantone colors are crucial for fashion, interior design, and even digital interfaces. For printing, Pantone helps create vibrant, accurate colors. In branding, big brands often choose specific Pantone colors for their logos and branding materials to ensure worldwide consistency.

Pantone Color of the Year 2026

Pantone 11-4201 Cloud Dancer is the Color of the Year 2026. This ethereal, serene white hue marks a historical moment as the first white hue selected by the global color authority, signaling a shift towards mindfulness, clarity, and a fresh start in a chaotic world.

Pantone Color of the Year 2025

Each year, Pantone selects a Color of the Year that reflects global trends and cultural shifts. This color influences industries like fashion, interior design, and marketing. The Color of the Year 2025 is 'Mocha Mousse', a rich and indulgent brown hue that embodies comfort, sophistication, and a return to natural elegance.

Pantone vs. CMYK vs. RGB vs. Hex

Pantone is a standardized color-matching system used mostly in printing and branding. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is used in most printing processes. RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is used for digital screens. Hexadecimal colors (Hex) are a version of the RGB model, used mainly in web design.

Benefits of Using the Pantone Colors Chart

The Pantone Colors Chart offers numerous advantages for creative professionals. It ensures color accuracy across digital and print media, simplifies communication between designers and clients, and maintains brand consistency. Our interactive Pantone Colors Chart makes finding and using the exact color you need quick and effortless, saving valuable time in your design workflow.

FAQs

What is the main purpose of Pantone colors?
Pantone colors ensure that the same color looks identical across various materials, screens, and products, no matter where or how it's produced.
Why are Pantone colors used in branding?
Pantone colors are popular in branding because they ensure consistency. A brand can have the same exact color on its logo, whether printed on a business card, a website, or a billboard.
What is the Pantone Matching System?
The Pantone Matching System (PMS) is a standardized color-matching system used worldwide, primarily in design, fashion, printing, and manufacturing.
How often does Pantone choose a Color of the Year?
Pantone selects a new Color of the Year annually, reflecting current global trends and cultural influences.
Can I use Pantone colors in web design?
Pantone colors are typically not used for web design because web colors are usually in RGB or Hex. However, designers sometimes reference Pantone colors to match web elements to physical branding.
Why is a Pantone Colors Chart useful?
A Pantone Colors Chart provides designers with a standardized reference for selecting and communicating colors accurately across different mediums and production processes, ensuring consistency in the final product.
How accurate is this online Pantone Colors Chart?
Our Pantone Colors Chart strives for the highest possible digital representation of official Pantone colors. However, screen calibration and device differences may affect how colors appear. For critical color matching, we recommend referencing physical Pantone color guides alongside our digital Pantone Colors Chart.

Complete Pantone Colors Collection

Our comprehensive Pantone Colors Chart features the complete collection of Pantone colors, organized for easy browsing and selection. Use this definitive resource to find the perfect color for your next creative project or brand identity.

Disclaimer

This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pantone LLC. Pantone® is a registered trademark of Pantone LLC. The color values provided here are for reference purposes only and may not be 100% accurate representations of official Pantone colors.