Orange sits between red and yellow, mixing the energy of both. It's the color of sunsets, autumn leaves, and ripe fruit. Orange feels warm and friendly without being as intense as red.
The word 'orange' comes from the fruit, not the other way around. Before oranges came to Europe, people called this color 'yellow-red'. Dutch royalty made orange famous in the 1500s, and it's still their national color today.
Orange makes people feel cheerful and optimistic. It sparks creativity and adventure. Unlike red, orange doesn't feel aggressive. It's the color of enthusiasm and confidence without the pressure.
Orange is perfect for call-to-action buttons and 'Buy Now' signs. Construction crews wear orange because it's easy to spot. Kids' brands love orange because it feels fun and playful. It's great for food packaging too.
Amazon, Fanta, and Nickelodeon all bet big on orange. It's become the go-to color for affordable, friendly brands. Social media uses orange for engagement buttons. Home Depot made orange mean DIY and getting things done.
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Discover 49 beautiful variations of orange
Dark Orange
#FF8C00
Coral
#FF7F50
Tomato
#FF6347
Orange Red
#FF4500
Gold
#FFD700
Goldenrod
#DAA520
Dark Goldenrod
#B8860B
Burnt Orange
#CC5500
Tangerine
#F28500
Pumpkin
#FF7518
Apricot
#FBCEB1
Peach
#FFCBA4
Mango
#FF8243
Papaya
#FFEFD5
Carrot
#ED9121
Amber
#FFBF00
Honey
#EB9605
Marigold
#EAA221
Copper
#B87333
Bronze
#CD7F32
Rust Orange
#C45C26
Terracotta Orange
#E2725B
Cinnamon
#D2691E
Ginger
#B06500
Butterscotch
#E29C45
Caramel
#FFD59A
Cantaloupe
#FFA62F
Clementine
#E96E00
Mandarin
#F37A48
Nectarine
#FF9966
Persimmon Orange
#EC5800
Sunset Orange
#FA5F49
Fire Orange
#FF5500
Safety Orange
#FF6700
Blaze Orange
#FF6600
Neon Orange
#FF5F1F
Electric Orange
#FF3503
Cadmium Orange
#ED872D
Princeton Orange
#F58025
Tennessee Orange
#FF8200
Peel
#FFA000
Squash
#F9A602
Tiger Orange
#FC6A03
Kumquat
#FFAE42
Melon
#FEBAAD
Salmon Orange
#FF8C69
Bittersweet
#FE6F5E
Burnt Sienna
#E97451
Ochre
#CC7722