Pantone to RGB Converter
Look up a Pantone color by its code or name and get an approximate RGB value for screens and digital designs.
How to use: Pantone to RGB
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Search for a Pantone color
Type a code such as 185, 185 C or PMS 185 and pick it from the list.
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Read the RGB value
The RGB equivalent for screens appears instantly, together with HEX, HSL and CMYK.
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Copy it
Copy the value you need with one click and use it in CSS, Figma or any other app.
Pantone colors on screen
A Pantone color is a physical ink, so it has no single exact RGB value — only a screen approximation that looks as close as possible on a typical monitor. You need one whenever a printed brand color has to appear on a website, in an app, a presentation or a video.
Type a code in any common spelling — 185, 185 C or PMS 185 — or a name such as Warm Red, then pick the color from the list. The tool shows its RGB value along with HEX, HSL and CMYK, each with a copy button. Below it is the complete Pantone Solid Coated palette of more than 3,200 colors, which you can filter by code and sort by number or hue.
The values are derived from Lab measurements in an unofficial Solid Coated data set, converted to sRGB. They look right on a well-calibrated screen, but the brightness and color settings of each display change how any color appears.
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