696 Shades of Red Color

Red color shades own the room. From deep burgundy to fire-engine bright, these hex-coded tones empower designers to harness red’s emotional weight for calls-to-action, dramatic accents, or bold brand identities.

  1. #ff0000

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    Red Color

    The digital primary. Pure red color (#ff0000) is the most attention-grabbing color on any screen, which is why error states and stop signs default to it. In print, it rarely reproduces this cleanly, so expect a shift toward orange.

  2. #f7022a

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    Cherry Red Color

    Candied maraschinos in a jar, or fresh paint on a hot rod. Cherry red color (#f7022a) delivers pure appetite and adrenaline at once. Reserve it for buttons, sale banners, and anything that must grab the eye in half a second.

  3. #ff2800

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    Ferrari Red Color

    Ferrari Red descends from Rosso Corsa, “racing red,” the color Italy’s race cars have worn since red became the national motorsport hue after a 1907 victory. In the early 1990s, roughly 85 percent of all Ferraris left Maranello in this shade. The ferrari red color still reads as pure speed and Italian passion, a bright, orange-tinged scarlet built to catch a TV camera.

  4. #c81a3a

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    True Red Color

    Slightly cooler than fire-engine red, with just enough pink to feel modern. True red color (#c81a3a) is what most fashion brands mean when they say red lipstick. Bold on its own, unbeatable next to black or navy.

  5. #c92351

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    Rose Red Color

    In the Grimm brothers’ tale, Rose Red is Snow White’s sister, named for the red rose bush outside her mother’s cottage. The Rose Red color is a deep raspberry crimson with a cool blue edge, bolder than Tulip Red and darker than Red Wrath.

  6. #db1d27

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    Red Hot Chili Pepper Color

    No paint maker or Pantone listing turned up under this exact name, so the hex has to carry it. Red Hot Chili Pepper color (#db1d27) is a bright, slightly cool red almost identical to CSS crimson (#dc143c). It’s the red of a ripe Fresno chili, and it stays loud even in a dim room.

  7. #f9cdc4

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    Peach Red Color

    Peach Red is a pale peach-pink with no red in sight. The Peach Red color code #f9cdc4 resembles the fuzzy blush on a ripe peach, and under warm light it turns almost coral, like a peach Bellini in a glass.

  8. #695a78

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    Indigo Red Color

    Mix indigo and red on a palette and you get purple, which is roughly what happened here. Indigo Red color (#695a78) is a dusty grey-violet with blue at 120 leading red at 105. It’s quieter than CSS rebeccapurple (#663399) and looks like storm clouds at dusk over a lavender field.

  9. #ee3322

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    Red Rampage Color

    Type #e32 in CSS and you get Red Rampage, since the full hex #ee3322 shortens neatly. Red Rampage color is a hot vermilion with an orange lean, brighter than Lionfish Red and a notch warmer than Red Stop.

  10. #783f54

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    Red Jade Color

    Jade does come in reddish brown where iron has stained the stone. Red Jade color leans further than that, into a dark plum with a dusky rose cast at #783f54, closer to a ripe fig or a deep berry wine than to any carving.

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