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How to get a Pantone color from a HEX code? ›

HEX color is expressed as six digits values that are made up of numbers 0-9, letters A-F, and preceded by a hashtag. For example, a HEX white would be #FFFFFF and black would be #000000. Pantone® Matching System colors (also called PMS or spot colors) are patented, standardized color inks made by the Pantone company.

Like hex codes, Pantone colors each have very specific labels. Why not just use the two color types interchangeably? Unlike Pantone colors, hex colors are “web safe.” This means they'll render the same no matter what browser or device you're using.

Try getting the pantone color at: https://www.colorabout.com/tools/pantone-color-from-image/ Contact your designer: If you worked with a designer to create your logo, they should have the PMS or Pantone information readily available. Contact them and ask for the specific colors used in your logo.

CMYK offers a broad color range and is suitable for most full-color printing needs. On the other hand, Pantone provides unmatched color consistency and is ideal for precise color matching, making it indispensable in branding and corporate identity applications.

What are brand colors? Brand colors are a palette of around five to ten colors that are used to represent a certain company. A consistent and strategic application of brand colors can increase brand awareness and recognizability.