Brand Colors
Official hex codes for 3,458 brand and technology logos, sourced from Simple Icons. Copy a hex, then jump to that brand's SVG logo, or browse the full sets in Brand Logos and Brands .
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do these brand colors come from?
Sourced from Simple Icons, an actively maintained open-source project that tracks the official hex code each brand publishes in its own press kit or brand guidelines, not colors picked from a screenshot.
Can I use these colors and logos in my project?
The hex codes are simple facts and freely usable. The logos themselves are third-party trademarks: using a brand color or logo does not imply endorsement by, or affiliation with, that company. Check each brand's own trademark guidelines before customer-facing use like marketing or advertising.
Why do some related brands share the exact same hex?
Sub-brands often deliberately share their parent's primary color per official guidelines: Google, Google Drive, and Google Play all use the same blue as their single canonical brand color, even though the full logotype uses more colors decoratively. This mirrors each brand's own published single-color guideline, not a data error.
Where do I find the actual logo SVG for a brand?
Click "View icons" on any brand card, or use the site search: every brand here also has an SVG logo available on this site, sourced from the Simple Icons pack and cross-referenced in our Brand Logos and Brands collections.