Shades of Pink

Pink occupies the red-magenta side of the wheel, roughly 320 to 345 degrees in its chromatic forms, and the lighter pinks are tints of red. It is associated with softness, affection, playfulness and sweetness, although darker pinks feel energetic and bold.

37 named shades#FFC0CBrgb(255, 192, 203)hue 320° to 345°

37 pink colors, lightest to darkest

Click a swatch to copy its HEX code. Click the name for the full profile with HSL, LAB, OKLCH, harmonies and contrast.

Tints and shades of pink #FFC0CB

A perceptual 50 to 950 scale built from the pure pink. Same hue, stepped lightness.

Build this scale from any color with the color scale tool, or get it as a Tailwind config from the Tailwind palette generator.

Light, medium and dark pink

Pink tints become pale and delicate, medium tones keep stronger red or magenta character, and dark shades move toward rose and deep pink. Classic examples include Light Pink #FFB6C1, Hot Pink #FF69B4 and Deep Pink #FF1493.

How to use pink in design

Pink contrasts with green and teal while pairing naturally with red, magenta and purple. Bright pinks lose intensity when converted from RGB to CMYK, so printed brand colors should be checked before production. See what colors make pink.

FAQ

What is the HEX code for pink?

The standard CSS named pink is #FFC0CB. It is a light, low-intensity red with a slight magenta character.

What is a classic shade of pink?

Hot Pink #FF69B4 is a recognizable vivid pink. Light Pink #FFB6C1 offers a softer alternative.

What colors go with pink?

Green and teal create contrasting combinations. Red, purple, burgundy, white, cream and gray also pair naturally with pink.

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