Orange ranges from the palest near-whites like Floral White (#fffaf0) and Blanched Almond (#ffebcd) through warm mid-tones like Amber (#ffbf00) and Tan (#d2b48c), down to deep browns like Sienna (#a0522d). This guide collects 68 named shades of orange, each with its hex code. Click any swatch to copy the code or open its RGB, CMYK, and HSL values and the palette generator.
Beaver
Cinnamon
Ninjin Orange
Cobre
Pumpkin
Poppy Flower
Wobbegong Brown
Bee Cluster
Dark Orange
Burlywood
Sienna
Sandy Brown
Light Salmon
Peru
Chocolate
Papaya Whip
Navajo White
Antique White
Linen
Peach Puff
Polished Bronze
Lips Of Apricot
Tan
Coral
Seashell
Yellow Orange
Taupe
Tangerine
Safety Orange
Rosewater
Pumpkin Orange
Pink Orange
Persimmon
Peach
Ochre
Mocha
Mango
Mahogany
Golden Brown
Gamboge
Fawn
Dark Yellow
Copper
Cognac
Champagne
Cadmium Orange
Butterscotch
Burnt Orange
Bright Orange
Apricot
Blanched Almond
Bisque
Almond
How many shades of orange are there?
A screen can display millions of distinct orange values, since each one mixes full red with a varying amount of green light. Named shades are far fewer because each needs a recognized label. This guide collects 68 named shades of orange, running from pale Floral White (#fffaf0) and Peach Puff (#ffdab9) through Amber (#ffbf00) to deep Sienna (#a0522d).
What are the most popular shades of orange?
Amber (#ffbf00), Tan (#d2b48c), Chocolate (#d2691e), Sienna (#a0522d), Moccasin (#ffe4b5), and Peach Puff (#ffdab9) are among the most recognized named oranges. They cover the full span from bright signal oranges to soft, muted browns. Click any swatch on this page to copy its hex code.
What is the darkest shade of orange?
Sienna (#a0522d), a deep red-brown, is the darkest shade of orange on this page. Chocolate (#d2691e) and Cognac (#d48c46) are the next darkest, both warm and muted. These work well as grounding tones against lighter oranges.
What is the lightest shade of orange?
Floral White (#fffaf0), an off-white with a faint warm cast, is the lightest shade of orange here. Blanched Almond (#ffebcd) and Moccasin (#ffe4b5) are slightly deeper but still very pale. These tints suit backgrounds and soft accents.
What colors make orange?
Orange is a secondary color made by mixing red and yellow. More red gives a deeper red-orange, while more yellow produces a lighter amber. On screen, orange is full red combined with mid green, such as #ffa500.
Found a orange you like? Click it to open the full color page, then send it to the palette generator to build a scheme around it, or drop it into the color picker to fine-tune the exact tone.
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