Tools / Pantone Color Finder
Type in a hex code or an RGB value and get the closest Pantone reference matches, ranked nearest first. No file to upload — just the color you already have in hand.
Enter a color on the left to see its nearest Pantone matches.
The most reliable way to confirm an exact Pantone match is against an appropriate physical Pantone guide (such as Solid Coated or Solid Uncoated, matching your print process) under consistent, standardized lighting — and to confirm final production requirements with your printer. This tool gives you the closest approximate matches from a reference list in seconds, to point you in the right direction before that check.
Type in a hex code or an RGB value; the tool returns the nearest Pantone reference matches, ranked closest first, from a reference list of common Pantone Solid Coated approximations.
Your screen shows color as light (RGB); Pantone is a physical ink-mixing standard. Converting one to the other is inherently approximate, and the final printed result also depends on paper stock, ink, and the press's own calibration — none of which a browser-based tool can see.
No — this uses a reference list of common Pantone Solid Coated approximations. It is not licensed Pantone data and not a certified color conversion. For a job where an exact spot color matters, confirm against your printer's own Pantone book or color bridge.
Not currently — the tool takes a hex code or an RGB value as input only; it doesn't support searching by Pantone number or name directly.
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