Browse 213 Pantone pink references, from soft blush and pale rose to stronger pink and magenta directions. This family includes the editorial placement of 219 C alongside other pink references. Start with the featured selection, then compare the full collection by lightness. Every card provides its original name and a copyable HEX value for digital work; nearby red, purple and beige families can help when a shade sits close to a boundary.
Compare these references, then browse every shade below.
Tap a swatch to copy HEX
Light shades 91
Medium shades 120
Dark shades 2
Design & print notes
Compare pink with the surrounding neutrals
Try a pale pink beside a warm beige and a cooler gray before using it as a broad background. For a stronger accent, compare a rose direction with a more purple-leaning pink in the same composition. Keep any product or portrait photography visible during the decision. The useful choice is the one that works with the whole layout, not just the swatch.
Check delicate colors carefully
When a pale pink carries text, choose the text color separately and measure the resulting contrast. For stronger pink buttons, test both light and dark labels instead of assuming white is appropriate. Avoid making two similar pinks the only distinction between chart categories. Direct labels, borders or patterns can preserve the information while allowing the palette to stay visually restrained.
Treat vivid pink as a proofing decision
If a vivid pink is central to the artwork, agree on the printing workflow before approving the design. Ask to compare a production proof with the named target on the intended stock. This collection does not identify fluorescent inks, even when a screen swatch looks very bright. Keep any special ink or finishing request explicit and separate from the digital HEX reference.
Editorial color groupings, not official Pantone categories.
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.