Colors
A brand color, with its source beside it.
Browse sourced company color palettes, copy HEX codes and CSS variables, or explore their contrast. See the scope of each reference, from published brand guides to logo samples.
By KeepSimp 4 min read
A familiar company does not always have one permanent palette. A logo, a product interface and a campaign may use different colors. A useful reference tells you where the codes came from and what they describe.
Look at the source as well as the swatch.
Brand colors includes Anthropic, Google, Meta, Discord, Slack, IBM, Linear, Spotify, Netflix, GitHub, Microsoft and Vercel. Each card links to a first-party resource and explains which colors were selected. References were checked on 13 October 2026 and are bundled with the tool, so browsing them does not fetch company assets.
Anthropic’s entry follows its public brand guide. Google’s entry uses its published Google Assistant core palette. Discord’s current page lists Blurple, Light Blurple and Black; older lists elsewhere may describe a different release. Slack’s card explicitly names the September 2020 guide rather than claiming every Slack product uses those colors today.
A logo sample is a particular reference.
Meta’s swatches include selected stops and the wordmark fill read from the vector asset on its brand page. Those stops describe part of a gradient logo, not a full Meta interface palette. Linear’s page publishes two wordmark colors, so the card keeps those instead of guessing a blue.
Spotify’s values come from the colors.svg illustration in its developer design guide. GitHub’s entry uses selected values from its current brand toolkit, including its green foundation. Those details make the references easier to check when a brand changes.
Copy a code, then check its next job.
Choose a company from the visual palette list. Pick a swatch to select it while staying in Brand colors, then use Edit current color to open Convert when needed. Copy its HEX code, copy the selected reference as CSS variables or load it into your own palette to reorder and export. Check the pair in Contrast before using it for text or a control.
These references do not imply endorsement, affiliation or permission to use a company’s identity. Read the linked brand guidance for use of marks and assets. KeepSimp displays plain names and swatches rather than recreating company logos.
Further reading
Topics: brand colors · Google colors · Meta colors · Anthropic colors · Discord blurple · Slack palette · company HEX codes
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