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color-name-list
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A handpicked list of 15930 unique color names from various sources and thousands of user submissions. Try it yourself or read the full list.
The names of color function like a thread attached to a frightfully slender needle, capable of stitching together our most delicate emotions and memories. When the needle hits the target, we feel either pleasure or emathy. Kenya Hara – White
The aim of this project is to create as large a list as possible of color names. We've merged various lists, modified the names when there were duplicates with different hex values, and shifted the colors a bit when there were identical colors with different names.
Make sure to read the naming rules before you contribute.
When coming up with new color names, it is vital to know what spots in a certain color-space are crowded and where there is still room for new colors. For example; Our API returns the closest RGB
color to a given HEX
value. To avoid that to many colors snap to the same name, we aim to distribute the colors evenly in the color space: Visualization PS: you can choose between different color spaces on the bottom right.
npm install color-name-list --save
or yarn add color-name-list
https://color-names.herokuapp.com/v1/{{hexvalue without the #}},{{more comma separated values}}
curl
https://color-names.herokuapp.com/v1/212121
{
"status": "names for '212121' returned",
"colors": {
"#212121": {
"name": "Lead",
"hex": "#212121",
"rgb": {
"r": 33,
"g": 33,
"b": 33
},
"isExactMatch": true
}
}
curl
https://color-names.herokuapp.com/v1/212121,060606,ff0012,550055,123456
curl
https://color-names.herokuapp.com/v1/
In this case colors is not an object
but an array
of objects
sorted by color-name
import namedColors from 'color-name-list';
let someColor = namedColors.find(color => color.hex === '#ffffff');
console.log(someColor.name); // => white
let someNamedColor = namedColors.find(color => color.name === 'Eigengrau')
console.log(someColor.hex); // => #16161d
Since there are 16581375 possible RGB colors, you might use a library to help you find the the closest named color.
import namedColors from 'color-name-list';
import nearestColor from 'nearest-color';
// create Object needed for
let colors = {};
namedColors.forEach(color => {
colors[color.name] = color.hex
});
nearestColorName = nearestColor.from(colors);
// get closest named color
nearestColorName('#f1c1d1'); // => Fairy Tale
Note: In this example we are using nearest-color. it is not the most accurate method, but by far the quickest since it looks for the nearest RGB neighbor. If you are looking for something visually more accurate, you might use a library returning the color with the closest DeltaE based on the Lab color-space.
npm install && npm run build
See package.json for more.
In the process we try to remove all names that are offensive or racist, as well as protect brandnames. As some of the color names come from other lists, it might happen that some bad ones slip in. Please report them, they will be removed as quickly as possible.
FAQs
long list of color names
The npm package color-name-list receives a total of 12,390 weekly downloads. As such, color-name-list popularity was classified as popular.
We found that color-name-list demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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