Google colors

The Google color palette has 4 colors: Google Blue #4285F4, Google Red #EA4335, Google Yellow #FBBC05 and Google Green #34A853. Below are HEX, RGB, HSL and OKLCH codes, contrast checks, CSS and Tailwind variables, all from its live website code checked on 16 October 2026.

Google color codes

Google brand colors in HEX, RGB, HSL and OKLCH
ColorRoleHEXRGBHSLOKLCH
Google BluePrimary#4285F4rgb(66, 133, 244)hsl(217, 89%, 61%)oklch(63% 0.18 260)
Google RedSecondary#EA4335rgb(234, 67, 53)hsl(5, 81%, 56%)oklch(62.6% 0.206 29.1)
Google YellowSecondary#FBBC05rgb(251, 188, 5)hsl(45, 97%, 50%)oklch(83% 0.17 84)
Google GreenSecondary#34A853rgb(52, 168, 83)hsl(136, 53%, 43%)oklch(64.8% 0.16 148.5)

Select a color to open its own page with tints, shades, harmonies and every color format, or open the whole set in the palette generator.

Where the Google colors come from

Google does not publish hex values in public brand guidelines, so these were read from the code of its live website (stylesheets and the SVG files it serves) on 16 October 2026. They are the colors www.google.com actually renders, which can differ slightly from print or logo colors.

Google color contrast

Black text on Google Blue has a contrast ratio of 5.89:1 and passes WCAG AA for body text. Used as a text color, Google Blue reaches 3.56:1 on white and 5.89:1 on black. Ratios are WCAG 2 (truncated, never rounded up); APCA Lc is shown as a second opinion.

White and black text on Google colors
PairWCAG 2 ratioWCAG 2 resultAPCAAPCA guidance
White on Google Blue3.56:1AA large textLc -68.3Content text, not long reading
Black on Google Blue5.89:1AALc 41.3Non-text elements, placeholder text
White on Google Red3.92:1AA large textLc -70.8Content text, not long reading
Black on Google Red5.35:1AALc 38.8Non-text elements, placeholder text
White on Google Yellow1.70:1FailsLc -34.1Non-text elements, placeholder text
Black on Google Yellow12.29:1AAALc 73.5Content text, not long reading
White on Google Green3.05:1AA large textLc -62.4Content text, not long reading
Black on Google Green6.87:1AALc 47.1Large or bold text, headings
Google colors on each other
PairWCAG 2 ratioWCAG 2 resultAPCAAPCA guidance
Google Red on Google Yellow2.29:1FailsLc 32.8Non-text elements, placeholder text
Google Blue on Google Yellow2.08:1FailsLc 30.3Non-text elements, placeholder text
Google Green on Google Yellow1.78:1FailsLc 24.5Dividers and decoration only
Google Red on Google Green1.28:1FailsLc 0.0Not readable

Google colors in CSS and Tailwind

Copy the Google palette as CSS custom properties or as a Tailwind CSS v4 theme. The last snippet is an 11-step Tailwind scale (50 to 950) generated in OKLCH from Google Blue, for hover states, borders and tinted backgrounds.

CSS variables
:root {
  --google-blue: #4285F4;
  --google-red: #EA4335;
  --google-yellow: #FBBC05;
  --google-green: #34A853;
}
Tailwind CSS v4 theme
@import "tailwindcss";

@theme {
  --color-google-blue: #4285F4;
  --color-google-red: #EA4335;
  --color-google-yellow: #FBBC05;
  --color-google-green: #34A853;
}
Tailwind scale generated from Google Blue #4285F4
@theme {
  --color-google-50: #F1F6FE;
  --color-google-100: #E0EBFB;
  --color-google-200: #C7DAFA;
  --color-google-300: #9FC2FA;
  --color-google-400: #6BA0F8;
  --color-google-500: #4285F4;
  --color-google-600: #216CE3;
  --color-google-700: #1459C5;
  --color-google-800: #14499F;
  --color-google-900: #173E7F;
  --color-google-950: #0F254A;
}

Named colors closest to the Google palette

The nearest named color to each brand color, measured as perceptual distance (ΔE OK) in OKLab. Under 0.02 is hard to tell apart; above 0.05 the difference is easy to see.

Brand colorHEXNearest named colorNamed HEXΔE OK
Google Blue#4285F4Dodger Blue#1E90FF0.032
Google Red#EA4335Vermillion#F4320C0.028
Google Yellow#FBBC05Golden Rod#F9BC080.003
Google Green#34A853Mid Green#50A7470.019

Palettes like Google

Curated palettes that include a color close to Google Blue #4285F4.

How to use a Google-style palette

  • Lead with Google Blue #4285F4 for buttons, links and key highlights, with black text on it.
  • Google lists no neutrals, so pair Google Blue with white or a near-black for about 60% of the layout and let Google Blue take about 30%.
  • Keep Google Red, Google Yellow and Google Green for small accents (around 10%): status colors, illustrations or charts.
  • As text on a white page, Google Blue reaches 3.56:1: it passes WCAG AA only for large or bold text (18pt, or 14pt bold).

To see how www.google.com uses these colors today, including backgrounds, text and dark mode, run it through the website color extractor. To turn Google Blue into a full light and dark color system with accessible roles, open it in the Color System Studio.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Google hex color?

The main Google color is Google Blue #4285F4, which is rgb(66, 133, 244) in RGB. It comes from the CSS and SVG files of Google's live website (Google publishes no official hex values), checked on 16 October 2026.

What colors does Google use?

Google uses 4 core colors: Google Blue #4285F4, Google Red #EA4335, Google Yellow #FBBC05 and Google Green #34A853.

What is Google Blue in RGB, HSL and OKLCH?

Google Blue #4285F4 is rgb(66, 133, 244), hsl(217, 89%, 61%) and oklch(63% 0.18 260). The closest named color is Dodger Blue #1E90FF.

Should text on Google Blue be white or black?

Black text reads better on Google Blue: it has a contrast ratio of 5.89:1, which passes WCAG AA for body text.

Where do these Google colors come from?

The hex values were read from Google's live website code at https://partnermarketinghub.withgoogle.com/brands/google/overview/ on 16 October 2026. Contrast, RGB, HSL and OKLCH values on this page are calculated from those hex codes.

Can I use the Google colors in my own design?

Colors on their own are not owned, but Google's name, logo and the way it combines its colors are trademarks. Use these values to match Google when you refer to it, follow its official guidelines, and do not imply a link to Google in your own brand.

Use the Google colors

Check www.google.com live, build a color system from Google Blue, or remix the palette.