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Social Platforms

Instagram Color Palette

A four-stop gradient is the brand — purple to magenta to orange to yellow.

Instagram's 2016 redesign replaced its skeuomorphic camera with a continuous gradient logo. The four named gradient stops below define the brand's expression on every surface: a sunset compressed into a single icon, optimized for the mobile feed.

The palette

  • Sunset Yellow

    Primary
    Closest in ArchiveCoral Radiant Bright
    Closest in Archive: Coral Radiant Bright
  • Sunset Pink

    Primary
    Closest in ArchiveBlush Core Vivid
    Closest in Archive: Blush Core Vivid
  • Sunset Purple

    Primary
    Closest in ArchiveMulberry Velvet Clear
    Closest in Archive: Mulberry Velvet Clear
  • Sunset Indigo

    Primary
    Closest in ArchiveIndigo Radiant Clear
    Closest in Archive: Indigo Radiant Clear

Copy as CSS

:root {
  --sunset-yellow: #f58529;
  --sunset-pink: #dd2a7b;
  --sunset-purple: #8134af;
  --sunset-indigo: #515bd4;
}

Source: https://about.meta.com/brand/resources/instagram/instagram-brand/ · As of 2026-05-02 · This page is an unofficial reference. Color values are factual sRGB hex codes and not subject to copyright; the Instagram name and any associated marks belong to their owner. Use support to request removal.

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