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.

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#c71585

Medium Violet Red Color
The CSS named-color list from the 1990s put this bold berry-magenta on the web, and it has aged with real staying power. Medium violet red color (#c71585) lands confident and a little dramatic. Beauty branding and eye-catching graphics both make use of it.
#9b111e

Ruby Red Color
Burma’s Mogok Valley produced rubies that once outpriced diamonds in colonial trade, colored by chromium substituting into corundum. Ruby red color (#9b111e) glows like the July birthstone held to lamplight, a deep, slightly bluish red. Fine jewelry brands and heritage packaging still lean on this exact hex.
#8f1402

Brick Red Color
Weathered clay bricks in an old textile mill, red darkened by soot and decades. Brick red color (#8f1402) has the solid, weathered warmth of a Chicago warehouse. Cream and forest green complete the palette; navy makes it collegiate.
#7b0323

Wine Red Color
Bordeaux at candlelight, held up so the light comes through. Wine red color (#7b0323) delivers a full-bodied dark red with a touch of purple. Restaurants, sommelier apps, and luxury cosmetics have made this specific wavelength part of their signature.
#ec2d01

Tomato Red Color
Vine-ripened beefsteak, sliced open on a wooden board. Tomato red color (#ec2d01) has a glossy, appetizing quality, which is why CSS ships a color literally called “tomato.” Food branding lives here, along with call-to-action buttons that need to convert.
#f7022a

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.
#ff6961

Pastel Red Color
Pastel red is really a soft coral-salmon, warm and gentle rather than fiery. The name is a contradiction, since true red resists going pastel. The pastel red color makes a friendly, approachable accent for a warm, playful brand.
#9f2305

Burnt Red Color
Burnt red is a deep rust-red, the color of dried brick or autumn leaves after the first frost. Warm and earthy, the burnt red color adds grounded richness to a rustic or autumnal palette.
#9a0200

Deep Red Color
Deep red is a dark, blood-rich crimson, the color of a garnet or a well-aged Cabernet. The deep red color carries drama and weight. Use deep red color hex code #9a0200 for a bold, luxurious statement in a mostly neutral palette.
#ed7777

Red Chalk Color
Red chalk is a soft, dusty coral-pink, like faded terracotta or a chalk pastel. Warm and easy, the red chalk color has none of red’s aggression. It makes a friendly accent for a lifestyle or craft brand.