Media & Entertainment
One red against pure black — the color of cinema in the dark.
Select any value to copy it.
Not among the swatches on brand.netflix.com, which use pure black #000000.
The black swatch on brand.netflix.com, beside Netflix Red and white.
Each color as text on white and on black. AA means body text passes. Select a ratio to open the pair in the contrast checker.
Netflix's #E50914 red stands out against the platform's black background — a visual analogue to a movie marquee in a darkened theater. The minimalism is the point: only one accent, used decisively, on every surface.
Every token name carries the brand, so two brands can share one stylesheet.
:root {
--netflix-red: #e50914;
--netflix-black: #221f1f;
--netflix-pure-black: #000000;
--netflix-white: #ffffff;
}@theme {
--color-netflix-red: #e50914;
--color-netflix-black: #221f1f;
--color-netflix-pure-black: #000000;
--color-netflix-white: #ffffff;
}module.exports = {
theme: {
extend: {
colors: {
"netflix-red": "#e50914",
"netflix-black": "#221f1f",
"netflix-pure-black": "#000000",
"netflix-white": "#ffffff",
},
},
},
};Source: https://brand.netflix.com/ · As of 2026-09-29 · This page is an unofficial reference. Color values are factual sRGB hex codes and not subject to copyright; the Netflix name and any associated marks belong to their owner. Request removal via support.