Pink runs from barely-there Lavender Blush to electric Shocking Pink.
This page collects 37 named shades of pink with HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK codes - copy any of them in one click.
Scroll down to build a full pink scale or download the whole set for Procreate, Photoshop or Figma.
Lavender Blush - lightest37 shades sorted light to darkdarkest - Medium Violet Red
Download all 37 shades of pink
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, AffinityA Tailwind-style scale built from Pink (#FFC0CB), evenly spaced in OKLCH lightness. Paste any other pink to build its own scale, or click a swatch for its codes and contrast.
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Hmm, that doesn't look like a color yet. Try #3399cc, rgb(51, 153, 204), hsl(200, 60%, 50%) or a name like Cobalt.
#FFC0CBrgb(255, 192, 203)hsl(350, 100%, 88%)cmyk(0%, 25%, 20%, 0%)Tints mixed with white
Shades mixed with black
Tones mixed with gray
Click any swatch to see its codes and contrast. Tints, shades and tones are simple RGB mixes, the classic way painters and print designers make them.
:root {
--brand-50: #fdf4f5;
--brand-100: #fcdfe4;
--brand-200: #ffc0cb;
--brand-300: #ff99ae;
--brand-400: #ff5d89;
--brand-500: #f5006d;
--brand-600: #cd005a;
--brand-700: #ab004a;
--brand-800: #8d003b;
--brand-900: #74002f;
--brand-950: #4b051e;
}
Next: blend 50 into 950 in the Gradient Generator, test every pair in the Accessible Color Palette, check 900 on 100 with the Contrast Checker or find matching colors on the Color Wheel.
Using the same color wheel maths as our Color Wheel, these are the harmonies for Pink (#FFC0CB). Click a group to open it on the wheel.
#C0FFF4 Celeste
Analogous
Next-door neighbors - calm and harmonious
#FFC0EB Cotton Candy#FFD5C0 Peach Puff
Triadic
Three evenly spaced hues - bold and balanced
#CBFFC0 Menthol#C0CBFF Periwinkle
Split complementary
The two neighbors of the opposite - contrast with less tension
#C0FFD5 Aero Blue#C0EBFF Pale Turquoise
Pink suggests sweetness, romance, playfulness and care. Soft pinks feel gentle and calm; hot pinks feel bold, loud and fun.
Its gender coding is newer than most people think - it only became firmly linked to girls in the middle of the 20th century. Designer Elsa Schiaparelli made Shocking Pink famous in 1937.
Pink keeps coming back in trends: Millennial Pink in the 2010s, Pantone's Rose Quartz in 2016 and the Barbie Pink wave of 2023.
See pink in complete, ready-made palettes - each one with codes and downloads.
Want a palette built around one exact pink? Start from it in the AI Color Palette Generator or pull colors from a photo with the Image Color Picker.
Pink is #FFC0CB, which is rgb(255, 192, 203) and hsl(350, 100%, 88%). For print it is about 0% cyan, 25% magenta, 20% yellow and 0% black. It is also a CSS color keyword, so you can simply write pink in your stylesheet.
There is no fixed number - any pink can be made lighter, darker or more muted. This page lists 37 named shades, from Lavender Blush (#FFF0F5) to Medium Violet Red (#C71585). The generator on this page makes a full 50-950 scale and unlimited tints, shades and tones from any pink.
Pink (#FFC0CB) has a contrast ratio of 1.53:1 on white and 13.65:1 on black, so it reads best on dark backgrounds or with dark text on top of it. For pink text on white, pick a deeper shade such as Medium Violet Red (#C71585), which reaches 5.42:1. Test any pair with the Contrast Checker.
Hot Pink (#FF69B4) is lighter and slightly softer. Deep Pink (#FF1493) is more saturated and darker, closer to magenta. Both are CSS color names you can use directly in code.
Millennial Pink is a dusty, slightly peachy pink, usually given as #F3CFC6. It became a trend color in fashion, interiors and branding in the mid-2010s.
Fuchsia (#FF00FF) sits right between them - it is the same as magenta on screens. Darker, bluer versions move into shades of purple.