Windows brand colors
Technology · 9 colors · Updated September 2026
Color codes
Soothing Sapphire
Subnautical
King Nacho
Flame of Prometheus
Silken Ruby
Jealous Jellyfish
Lucid Dreams
Emerald Whispers
Poblano
About the Windows palette
The Windows brand is characterized by a modern and versatile color palette. The primary color, a vibrant blue (HEX #0078D7), represents innovation and technology, forming the cornerstone of Windows' identity. Complementing this are deep tones such as navy (#002050) and various bright accents like orange (#FFB900), red (#D83B01, #E81123), magenta (#B4009E), and purple (#5C2D91). Green hues, from emerald (#008272) to forest green (#107C10), are also incorporated, symbolizing growth and sustainability. These colors are sourced from Microsoft's official trademark documentation.
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Color data from brandcolor.dev
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Frequently asked questions
What are the Windows brand colors?
Windows uses 9 brand colors: Soothing Sapphire (#0078D7), Subnautical (#002050), King Nacho (#FFB900), Flame of Prometheus (#D83B01), Silken Ruby (#E81123), Jealous Jellyfish (#B4009E), Lucid Dreams (#5C2D91), Emerald Whispers (#008272) and Poblano (#107C10).
What is the main Windows color?
The lead color of the Windows palette is Soothing Sapphire: HEX #0078D7, RGB 0, 120, 215.
How do I use the Windows colors in CSS or Tailwind?
Choose Export to copy the palette as CSS custom properties, a Tailwind theme with shades, SCSS, Swift, Jetpack Compose or JSON design tokens. Open in editor adds every color to the PickXColor board, where you can check contrast and build shades.
Where do these color codes come from?
The codes were collected by brandcolor.dev from Windows's public brand material. For print or legal use, check them against Windows's own guidelines.