Color family

Pink colors

Every named pink color in the library. Click one for its hex, RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK and OKLCH values, color harmonies, shades and tints.

BlueBrownCyanGray & BlackGreenOrangePinkPurpleRedWhiteYellow
Coral Pink#F88379Medium Violet Red#C71585Deep Pink#FF1493Hot Pink#FF69B4Rose#FF007FPale Violet Red#DB7093Blush#DE5D83Cerise#DE3163Flamingo#FC8EACBubblegum#FFC1CCPink#FFC0CBWatermelon#FC6C85Light Pink#FFB6C1Rose Gold#B76E79Dusty Rose#C08081

About pink colors

Pink is a light-to-mid tint of red and magenta, running from barely-there lavenderblush and mistyrose through pink and hotpink to vivid deeppink and dusky palevioletred. Modern design has moved pink well beyond its old gendered coding — it now reads as confident, contemporary and approachable.

Most pinks are too light for text on a white background and shine instead as accents, backgrounds and gradient partners, especially blended toward orange or purple. A deep #C2185B is the exception and works as a readable accent color.

Using these pink colors

Click any swatch above for that color's full page — hex, RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK and OKLCH codes, a contrast check against black and white, shade and tint ramps, and its color harmonies. To build a palette around one of these colors, open it in the palette generator or plot it on the color wheel; to convert it to another format, use the color converter; and before using it for text, confirm the pairing in the contrast checker. For the standardized keyword list, see the 140 CSS color names, or browse the other color families.