Shades of pink
57 named shades of pink, from light to dark, each with its hex and RGB code and a page of matching colors. Pinks are light or vivid reds and magentas: pale blush and baby pink, warm salmon and coral pinks, cool rose, and hot pink and fuchsia.
Popular shades of pink
Light pink shades (14)
Medium pink shades (38)
- Pig Pink#E78EA5
- Purply Pink#F075E6
- Candy Pink#FF63E9
- Bubblegum#FF6CB5
- Hot Pink#FF69B4
- Bubble Gum Pink#FF69AF
- Light Mauve#C292A1
- Dull Pink#D5869D
- Grey Pink#C3909B
- Rosy Pink#F6688E
- Medium Pink#F36196
- Bright Magenta#FF08E8
- Barbie Pink#FE46A5
- Warm Pink#FB5581
- Muted Pink#D1768F
- Dusky Pink#CC7A8B
- Pink Purple#EF1DE7
- Pale Magenta#D767AD
- Old Pink#C77986
- Bright Pink#FE01B1
- Hot Magenta#F504C9
- Shocking Pink#FE02A2
- Deep Pink#FF1493
- Electric Pink#FF0490
- Strong Pink#FF0789
- Neon Pink#F72585
- Rose#FF006E
- Pinky Purple#C94CBE
- Mauve#AE7181
- Purpley Pink#C83CB9
- Dark Pink#CB416B
- Deep Rose#C74767
- Cerise#DE0C62
- Dark Hot Pink#D90166
- Dark Mauve#874C62
- Raspberry#B00149
- Deep Magenta#A0025C
- Dark Fuchsia#9D0759
Dark pink shades (5)
All 57 shades of pink: names, hex and RGB
| Name | Hex | RGB |
|---|---|---|
| Pale Pink | #FFCFDC | rgb(255, 207, 220) |
| Mimi Pink | #FFCAD4 | rgb(255, 202, 212) |
| Pink | #FFC0CB | rgb(255, 192, 203) |
| Pastel Pink | #FFBACD | rgb(255, 186, 205) |
| Baby Pink | #FFB7CE | rgb(255, 183, 206) |
| Light Pink | #FFB6C1 | rgb(255, 182, 193) |
| Powder Pink | #FFB2D0 | rgb(255, 178, 208) |
| Soft Pink | #FDB0C0 | rgb(253, 176, 192) |
| Cherry Blossom Pink | #F4ACB7 | rgb(244, 172, 183) |
| Bubblegum Pink | #FE83CC | rgb(254, 131, 204) |
| Faded Pink | #DE9DAC | rgb(222, 157, 172) |
| Rosa | #FE86A4 | rgb(254, 134, 164) |
| Pinky | #FC86AA | rgb(252, 134, 170) |
| Carnation Pink | #FF7FA7 | rgb(255, 127, 167) |
| Pig Pink | #E78EA5 | rgb(231, 142, 165) |
| Purply Pink | #F075E6 | rgb(240, 117, 230) |
| Candy Pink | #FF63E9 | rgb(255, 99, 233) |
| Bubblegum | #FF6CB5 | rgb(255, 108, 181) |
| Hot Pink | #FF69B4 | rgb(255, 105, 180) |
| Bubble Gum Pink | #FF69AF | rgb(255, 105, 175) |
| Light Mauve | #C292A1 | rgb(194, 146, 161) |
| Dull Pink | #D5869D | rgb(213, 134, 157) |
| Grey Pink | #C3909B | rgb(195, 144, 155) |
| Rosy Pink | #F6688E | rgb(246, 104, 142) |
| Medium Pink | #F36196 | rgb(243, 97, 150) |
| Bright Magenta | #FF08E8 | rgb(255, 8, 232) |
| Barbie Pink | #FE46A5 | rgb(254, 70, 165) |
| Warm Pink | #FB5581 | rgb(251, 85, 129) |
| Muted Pink | #D1768F | rgb(209, 118, 143) |
| Dusky Pink | #CC7A8B | rgb(204, 122, 139) |
| Pink Purple | #EF1DE7 | rgb(239, 29, 231) |
| Pale Magenta | #D767AD | rgb(215, 103, 173) |
| Old Pink | #C77986 | rgb(199, 121, 134) |
| Bright Pink | #FE01B1 | rgb(254, 1, 177) |
| Hot Magenta | #F504C9 | rgb(245, 4, 201) |
| Shocking Pink | #FE02A2 | rgb(254, 2, 162) |
| Deep Pink | #FF1493 | rgb(255, 20, 147) |
| Electric Pink | #FF0490 | rgb(255, 4, 144) |
| Strong Pink | #FF0789 | rgb(255, 7, 137) |
| Neon Pink | #F72585 | rgb(247, 37, 133) |
| Rose | #FF006E | rgb(255, 0, 110) |
| Pinky Purple | #C94CBE | rgb(201, 76, 190) |
| Mauve | #AE7181 | rgb(174, 113, 129) |
| Purpley Pink | #C83CB9 | rgb(200, 60, 185) |
| Dark Pink | #CB416B | rgb(203, 65, 107) |
| Deep Rose | #C74767 | rgb(199, 71, 103) |
| Cerise | #DE0C62 | rgb(222, 12, 98) |
| Dark Hot Pink | #D90166 | rgb(217, 1, 102) |
| Dark Mauve | #874C62 | rgb(135, 76, 98) |
| Raspberry | #B00149 | rgb(176, 1, 73) |
| Deep Magenta | #A0025C | rgb(160, 2, 92) |
| Dark Fuchsia | #9D0759 | rgb(157, 7, 89) |
| Berry | #990F4B | rgb(153, 15, 75) |
| Mulberry | #920A4E | rgb(146, 10, 78) |
| Wine | #80013F | rgb(128, 1, 63) |
| Velvet | #750851 | rgb(117, 8, 81) |
| Merlot | #730039 | rgb(115, 0, 57) |
Using pink shades together
- A monochromatic pink palette uses one light, one medium and one dark shade: for example Pale Pink, Bright Pink, Merlot.
- Use the lightest pink shades for backgrounds and the darkest for text, and check contrast between them.
- Warm and cool pinks can clash; keep one temperature for a calm look.
- Open these pink shades in the palette generator to build a full scale.
Pink color palettes
- Cherry Compote#6B2D5C #8B1E4F #C73E6B #FFF1F3
- Tulip and Dew#50260F #684A75 #B36D82 #D9AFCB #FFEEED
- Dew Nest#102118 #DF93A9 #BAC8BF #E8F1EB
- Cranberry and Rhubarb#4A0E2B #6B2D5C #698922 #FFBCC7 #FFF1F3
- Pool Festival#073B4C #EF476F #FFB347 #FFE066 #FFF3D6
- Carnation Garden#340F1A #9C6B5A #C96B80 #DC9AA4 #FFF0EF
See all pink color palettes.
More about pink
- Pink color: hex code, OKLCH scale and contrast.
- What colors go with pink.
- What does pink mean?
- All color names, grouped by family.
Shades of other colors
- Shades of green213 named green shades with hex codes.
- Shades of blue99 named blue shades with hex codes.
- Shades of purple93 named purple shades with hex codes.
- Shades of red72 named red shades with hex codes.
- Shades of brown43 named brown shades with hex codes.
- Shades of orange50 named orange shades with hex codes.
- Shades of yellow93 named yellow shades with hex codes.
- Shades of gray18 named gray shades with hex codes.
- Shades of white22 named white shades with hex codes.
- Shades of black11 named black shades with hex codes.
- Shades of teal30 named teal shades with hex codes.
- Shades of gold39 named gold shades with hex codes.
- Shades of beige18 named beige shades with hex codes.
- Shades of tan22 named tan shades with hex codes.
- Shades of turquoise24 named turquoise shades with hex codes.
- Shades of lavender12 named lavender shades with hex codes.
- Shades of burgundy15 named burgundy shades with hex codes.
Frequently asked questions
How many shades of pink are there?
There are endless shades of pink, since any small change in a color makes a new shade. This page lists 57 named pink shades, each with its hex code.
What are the most popular shades of pink?
Popular pink shades include Hot Pink (#FF69B4), Light Pink (#FFB6C1), Baby Pink (#FFB7CE), Dusty Rose (#C0737A), Blush (#F29E8E), Magenta (#FF00FF).
What is the lightest and darkest shade of pink here?
The lightest named shade is Pale Pink (#FFCFDC) and the darkest is Merlot (#730039).
What is the difference between a shade, a tint and a tone?
Strictly, a shade is a color mixed with black, a tint is mixed with white and a tone is mixed with gray. In everyday use, "shades of pink" means every variation of pink, light or dark.