Color Finder — Find Color Names & Color Codes
Color Finder — Find Color Names and Codes. Search 10,000+ colors by name or with Hex, RGB, CMYK codes. Best free color picker for designers.
Lookup Color Code by Name | Search by Hex, RGB, CMYK codes
Your favourite color tool for all your color research. Find color information in one place. Search our database of 10000+ colors to get hexadecimal, RGB, CMYK, and other color code information. Find the best matching color name for any hexadecimal or RGB color code.
Enter the color name in the search box and click search to get hex, RGB, CMYK, and other color code information. Enter the Hex or RGB color code in the search box to find the corresponding color name.
How to Find a Color Name or Color Code
Colorxs.com is a powerful color finder tool that helps designers, developers, and artists identify any color in seconds. Whether you know the color name and need its code, or have a hex value and want to find the matching color name — our tool makes it effortless.
Find Color Code from a Color Name or Paint Name
Type any color name — like "Teal", "Burnt Sienna", or a paint name like "Dusty Rose" — into the search box. Colorxs.com instantly returns the matching hex code, RGB, CMYK, and other color code values. Our database covers over 10,000+ color names including popular paint brand shades, CSS/HTML named colors, Pantone & RAL references, and traditional color names used in art and design.
Find Color Name from a Hex or RGB or CMYK Code
Have a hex code like #FF5733 or an RGB value like rgb(0, 128, 128) but don't know what it's called? Enter the code in our search box and Colorxs.com will find the closest matching color name instantly. This is useful when you've picked a color from an image or a design tool and need a human-readable name for documentation, style guides, or client communication.
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Use our built-in color picker to select any shade from the color spectrum. You can also explore colors by family (blue, red, green, and more) or browse our A–Z color name list to discover new shades.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I find the name of a color from its hex code?
Enter the hex code (for example, #4682B4) into the Colorxs.com search box and click search. The tool will instantly return the closest matching color name — in this case, "Steel Blue" — along with its RGB, CMYK, and HSL values.
What is a color finder?
A color finder is a tool that identifies color names from color codes (hex, RGB, CMYK) or finds the corresponding color codes when you enter a color name. Colorxs.com works both ways — it converts color names to codes and codes to names, covering over 10,000 colors.
Can I search for paint color names on Colorxs.com?
Yes. Colorxs includes popular paint names and brand color shades alongside standard CSS, HTML, and Pantone color names. Simply type a paint name like "Seafoam Green" or "Charcoal Gray" in the search box to find matching codes.
How do I convert RGB to a color name?
Enter the RGB value in the format rgb(0, 128, 128) into the search box. Colorxs.com will match it to the nearest named color and show you the color name, hex code, CMYK value, and other code formats.
What is the difference between hex, RGB, and CMYK color codes?
Hex codes are six-character codes (like #FF5733) used in web design. RGB defines colors by red, green, and blue light values (0–255 each) and is used for screens. CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black) and is used for print. Colorxs.com shows all three formats for every color so you can use the right code for your project.
Is Colorxs.com free to use?
Yes, Colorxs.com is completely free. You can search for unlimited color names and codes, use the color picker, explore color palettes, generate complementary colors, and compare colors — all without signing up or paying.
How many colors does Colorxs.com have?
Colorxs has a database of over 10,000+ named colors, including standard web colors, paint names, Pantone references, CSS/HTML named colors, and traditional art color names. You can browse them all in the A–Z color index.
Can I pick a color from an image?
Yes. Use the Image Color Picker tool to upload any image and click on it to extract the exact color. You'll get the color name, hex code, RGB, and CMYK values for the pixel you selected.