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Pantone to Hex Converter

Convert Pantone colors to hexadecimal (HEX) color codes instantly. Browse the Pantone library and get exact HEX values for web and digital design projects.

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📚 Pantone Color Library:

💡 Quick Guide:

  • Search: Type Pantone name or number to find specific colors
  • Browse: Use category filters to explore color families
  • Select: Click any color card to see detailed information
  • Copy: Get the HEX code for use in your digital designs
  • RGB Values: See RGB breakdown for each Pantone color

About Pantone to Hex Converter

Our free online Pantone to hex converter helps designers convert Pantone colors to hexadecimal format for web and digital projects. Browse the complete Pantone library and get exact HEX codes instantly.

Key Features

  • Complete Library: Browse comprehensive Pantone color collection
  • Instant Search: Find colors by name or number quickly
  • Category Filters: Explore colors by color family (reds, blues, etc.)
  • Visual Preview: See large color swatches before selecting
  • HEX & RGB Values: Get both HEX codes and RGB breakdowns
  • One-Click Copy: Copy HEX codes to clipboard instantly
  • Professional Accuracy: Based on official Pantone standards

How to Use This Converter

  1. Search or Browse: Type a Pantone name/number or use category filters
  2. Select Color: Click on any Pantone color card
  3. View Details: See the HEX code, RGB values, and large preview
  4. Copy Code: Click "Copy HEX Code" to use in your projects
  5. Use in Design: Paste the HEX code into your web/digital design tools

Understanding Pantone and HEX

Pantone colors are standardized colors used primarily in print and physical production. Each Pantone color has a specific ink formula that ensures consistent reproduction across different printers and materials worldwide.

HEX colors are 6-digit hexadecimal codes used in web and digital design. They represent RGB values (Red, Green, Blue) in a compact format that browsers and design software understand. For example, #FF5733 represents a specific shade of orange-red.

Why convert? When you have brand colors specified in Pantone (common for printed materials) and need to use them on websites, apps, or digital designs, you need the HEX equivalent to ensure color consistency across all media.

When to Use Pantone to HEX Conversion

  • Brand Identity: Implementing print brand colors on websites
  • Digital Marketing: Creating web banners matching print campaigns
  • Web Development: Converting client's Pantone specs to CSS
  • UI/UX Design: Matching corporate Pantone colors in digital interfaces
  • Social Media: Creating graphics that match print materials
  • Email Design: Maintaining brand color consistency in emails
  • Digital Publishing: eBooks and PDFs matching print versions

Color Conversion Accuracy

This converter provides the closest HEX approximation of each Pantone color. However, it's important to note:

  • Pantone colors are ink-based and may look different on screen vs. print
  • RGB/HEX color space is different from Pantone's physical ink system
  • Some Pantone colors cannot be perfectly reproduced in RGB
  • Monitor calibration affects how colors appear on screen
  • Always test colors on actual devices for critical projects

Common Use Cases

  • Corporate Websites: Implementing company brand colors specified in Pantone
  • E-commerce: Matching product colors from print catalogs
  • Digital Branding: Creating web graphics that align with print identity
  • App Development: Using brand Pantone colors in mobile apps
  • Presentation Design: Digital slides matching print materials
  • Social Media Graphics: Consistent brand colors across platforms

Pantone Color Systems

Pantone offers several color systems for different applications:

  • Pantone Solid Coated (C): For coated/glossy paper printing
  • Pantone Solid Uncoated (U): For uncoated/matte paper printing
  • Pantone Metallics: For metallic ink effects
  • Pantone Pastels: For soft, pastel colors
  • Pantone Neons: For bright, fluorescent colors

This converter is based on Pantone Solid Coated (C) values, the most commonly used system for commercial printing.

Tips for Best Results

  • Always test HEX colors on multiple devices before finalizing designs
  • Consider creating a brand color palette with both Pantone and HEX values
  • Document color conversions for consistency across projects
  • Use calibrated monitors for accurate color viewing
  • Communicate with stakeholders about potential color differences
  • Keep physical Pantone swatch books for reference when possible

Using HEX Codes in Design

Once you have the HEX code, you can use it in various contexts: 

/* CSS */
.brand-color {
    color: #DA291C;
    background-color: #DA291C;
}

/* HTML */
<div style="color: #DA291C;">Text</div>

/* JavaScript */
element.style.backgroundColor = '#DA291C';

Color Accessibility

When using converted Pantone colors in digital designs, always check color contrast ratios for accessibility compliance (WCAG guidelines). Some Pantone colors may need adjustment for text legibility on web.

Privacy and Security

All color lookups and conversions are performed entirely in your web browser using JavaScript. No color data is sent to any server, ensuring your design work remains completely private and secure.