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Microsoft Color Palette
Four product squares, four pillars of the Microsoft universe.
Microsoft's logo squares — orange, green, blue, yellow — historically map to product divisions (Office orange, Xbox green, Windows blue, OneDrive yellow). The current brand system holds them at high saturation against a slate gray neutral, projecting both warmth and enterprise authority.
The palette
- Closest in Archive: Vermillion Radiant PureClosest in ArchiveVermillion Radiant Pure
Office Orange
Primary - Closest in Archive: Olive Velvet BrightClosest in ArchiveOlive Velvet Bright
Xbox Green
Primary - Closest in Archive: Azure Core PureClosest in ArchiveAzure Core Pure
Windows Blue
Primary - Closest in Archive: Saffron Core PureClosest in ArchiveSaffron Core Pure
Yellow
Primary - Closest in Archive: True Gray CoreClosest in ArchiveTrue Gray Core
Slate Gray
Neutral
Copy as CSS
:root {
--office-orange: #f25022;
--xbox-green: #7fba00;
--windows-blue: #00a4ef;
--yellow: #ffb900;
--slate-gray: #737373;
}Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/trademarks · As of 2026-05-02 · This page is an unofficial reference. Color values are factual sRGB hex codes and not subject to copyright; the Microsoft name and any associated marks belong to their owner. Use support to request removal.