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16,777,216 colors · 32,258 names

Every color that exists.

All 16,777,216 colors of the 24-bit space, not one missing. 32,258 names from open communities, 11,386 official swatches — Pantone, RAL, NCS, Munsell, all matched.

16,777,216
Colors in 24-bit space
32,258
Named colors
17,765
Standard swatches
12
Official systems

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Refreshed at midnight: a deterministic five-color scheme generated in the perceptually uniform OKLCH space — consistent site-wide for the day, new tomorrow.

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Curated color names

Handpicked by editors from all 32,258 names.

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FAQ

What is Yanseku?

A website that organizes color: every one of the 16,777,216 colors has its own page, plus 32,258 open-source named colors, 11,386 official standard swatches, 3,290 brand colors and 161 traditional Chinese colors, with 12 color tools.

Is it free?

Everything is free and needs no sign-up. Every page opens directly, with no credits or memberships.

Can I use colors I find here in my own products?

Yes. Colors are not copyrightable, so use any hex value freely. Some brand names and standard codes are trademarks of their owners; for production runs, verify against official swatch books.

Are 16,777,216 pages real?

Yes. Every 6-digit hex has its own page, generated on demand by server-side computation. No individual page is stored.

Are the traditional Chinese color stories reliable?

Names and origins are curated from the open-source project zerosoul/chinese-colors — 161 colors, each with a documented source.

How often is the data updated?

The named-color library refreshes with each site build; standard swatches and brand colors follow their respective data sources.

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