Shade map

Every shade as a dot: light ones at the top, strong ones on the right. Hover to see a name and click to jump to its card.

Light to darkMuted to vivid

82 shades

Bisque#FFE4C4
Moccasin#FFE4B5
Peach Puff#FFDAB9
Feldspar#FDD5B1
Sunset#FAD6A5
Apricot#FBCEB1
Deep Peach#FFCBA4
Topaz#FFC87C
Pale Gold#E6BE8A
UCLA Gold#FFB300
Burlywood#DEB887
Rajah#FBAB60
Orange#FFA500
Tan#D2B48C
Fawn#E5AA70
Tumbleweed#DEAA88
Sunray#E3AB57
Marigold#EAA221
Gamboge#E49B0F
Carrot#ED9121
Heat Wave#FF7A00
Tangerine#F28500
Pumpkin#FF7518
Lion#C19A6B
Aztec Gold#C39953
Pale Taupe#BC987E
Fulvous#E48400
Raw Sienna#D68A59
Peru#CD853F
Bronze#CD7F32
Deer#BA8759
Ochre#CC7722
Cinnamon#D2691E
rawsienna#C76114
Tenne#CD5700

About shades of orange

Orange sits between red and yellow. It feels warm, friendly and full of energy, which is why it shows up on sports brands, food packaging and safety vests. Pale oranges look like peach and apricot, and deep oranges move toward rust and burnt orange.

How to use this page

The cards show the classic orange color names from light to dark. Press Show more community names to add hundreds of newer names. Use the filters to keep only light, medium or dark shades, or only muted or vivid ones. Click a swatch to add it to your palette at the bottom of the screen, and click a name to open its color page with all codes and matching colors.

To test a shade as text on a background, open the contrast checker. To make a full 50 to 950 scale from one shade, try the Tailwind scale maker. If you want to make a shade with paint, the color mixer can suggest a recipe.