9 Shades of Matt Color
Explore different types of Matt colors for your website, brand or any project.
#2c6fbb

Matt Blue Color
Ask someone to draw a blue and they’ll produce something close to this. The matt blue color code (#2c6fbb) skips the gloss brighter blues carry, which is why signage and sportswear use it constantly.
#ffb6c1

Matt Pink Color
This is CSS LightPink. Type lightpink into any stylesheet and the browser gives you exactly #ffb6c1, a pale, slightly cool ballet-slipper pink. The odd part is that CSS LightPink is darker than plain CSS Pink (#ffc0cb), so Matt Pink color inherits one of the web’s silliest naming quirks.
#151515

Matt Black Color
Matte black finishes kill reflection, which is why camera lens interiors and stage rigging wear it. Matt Black color (#151515) is that flat, light-swallowing near-black. Fingerprints on hardware and picture frames disappear against this shade.
#39ad48

Matt Green Color
Matt green is another crowd-named swatch from the xkcd survey, and #39ad48 lands on a plain, medium grass green. The Matt Green color has the clean feel of a freshly mown cricket pitch on a clear afternoon.
#ffffd4

Matt White Color
This warm pale yellow sits far from true white, matte and soft as aged parchment. Matt White color (#ffffd4) glows like old ivory under warm light. A cozy library finds its shade here.
#ffb6c1

Matt Pink
#39ad48

Matt Green
#2c6fbb

Matt Blue
#ffffd4

Matt White
#151515

Matt Black
#dd4433

Matt Demon
#dec6d3

Matt Lilac
#9370db

Matt Purple
#b2b9a5

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