Brand color reference
Hex values, names, and design rationale for 51 of the world's most-recognized brand color systems — each sourced from public brand guidelines and matched to its nearest ColorArchive entry.
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WeChat Green — China's most-used app, in one hue.
China's TikTok — chromatic-aberration cyan + magenta on black.
Little Red Book — pure red, the most decisive brand in Chinese social commerce.
B 站 pink — the color of Chinese youth culture and ACG community.
Q&A platform blue — the China internet's de facto knowledge color.
JD red — the color of China's largest direct-retail platform.
Taobao orange — China's largest marketplace, painted in fresh-citrus.
Yellow scooter helmets — the color of Chinese delivery infrastructure.
Didi orange — China's super-app for mobility, anchored on a single saturated hue.
Alipay blue — the color of payment trust for over a billion users.
Rausch — the Airbnb-only red that became a brand asset.
The original heritage red.
Siren Green — the color of premium coffee since 1971.
Yellow on red — appetite, energy, and the most-recognized arches in the world.
Black on white. The Swoosh does the rest.
Pure black-and-white striped retail — the most disciplined identity in beauty.
Coral-red against off-white — the color of premium athleisure.
Blue-violet sky over the Fitz Roy silhouette — the color of outdoor environmentalism.
Millennial pink before millennial pink had a name.
Apothecary brown on cream — the most-imitated luxury skincare aesthetic.
Pure red on white — Japanese retail discipline applied to clothing identity.
The five-color logo is itself the brand system.
The red 'A' that defined 40 years of creative software.
A four-color logo that recolors itself across every campaign.
Blue-violet tech that signals visual web-building, not no-code.
Pure black on white with a sky-blue accent — Bauhaus minimalism for design tools.
The Octocat is grayscale; the system colors carry semantic meaning.
Black, white, and the negative space between — a deployment platform aesthetic.
A signature emerald that says 'open-source, technical, alive'.
Orange like the internet's safety vest — fast, visible, slightly punk.
Yellow with a hugging emoji — the friendliest brand in machine learning.
One unmistakable green, used everywhere.
One red against pure black — the color of cinema in the dark.
Deep navy with a single arc-curve wordmark — streaming gravitas.
Four shapes, four hues — the most enduring gamepad identity in console history.
One red wordmark — Kyoto-disciplined, family-friendly, 130+ years old.
Blurple, the color of online community.
From sky blue to absolute black — a rebrand in pure contrast.
A four-stop gradient is the brand — purple to magenta to orange to yellow.
A black canvas with a chromatic-aberration flicker — cyan and magenta.
Reddit Orangered — a hue named after the brand itself.
A single saturated red that doubles as a verb.
Stark monochrome, one iconic blue accent.
Four primary hues, no shades — pure, optimistic, and global.
Four product squares, four pillars of the Microsoft universe.
Off-white on warm cream — the color of a research lab that values craft over flash.
Off-white, charcoal, and a single signature green for the most-talked-about AI brand.