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Convert classic RAL industrial color numbers to exact HEX and RGB codes.
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This Pantone reference tool looks up standard Pantone (PMS) spot color numbers and shows their commonly used RGB and HEX equivalents, helping bridge the gap between print color specifications and screen-based design work. It's aimed at brand and marketing designers translating a printed color guide into a digital style sheet, and developers implementing a brand's web colors based on a Pantone-specified logo or identity guide. Search for a Pantone number or name and the tool returns its approximate RGB and hex values along with a live swatch, letting you quickly grab a screen-safe version of a print-specified color. All lookups run from a local reference table in your browser, so no search or brand information you enter is sent to a server. It's important to note that Pantone-to-RGB conversion is inherently an approximation, since Pantone spot colors are defined by physical ink formulations, not digital color spaces - use this as a starting reference rather than a certified color match. Search for your Pantone color below.
No, it's an approximation - Pantone colors are physical ink formulations, and converting them to RGB/HEX for screens always involves some interpretation depending on display calibration.
Web and app design tools work in RGB/HEX, not Pantone, so you need an equivalent digital value to keep on-screen branding visually consistent with printed materials.
PMS stands for Pantone Matching System, the standardized color reproduction system used widely in printing and branding.
Use it as a convenient starting reference; for guaranteed brand accuracy, always confirm against your organization's official brand guidelines or a physical Pantone swatch book.
Screen color rendering depends on display calibration, color profile, and ambient lighting, so an RGB approximation can appear slightly different across devices even with identical values.
Yes, the search supports both the numeric PMS code and common color names where available.