50+ Gorgeous Shades Of Green For An Inspiring Website And Brand
When building your website or choosing a color palette for your small business and brand, it is incredibly important to choose a color palette and hex color codes that match your brand’s personality. If you are wanting to convey a sense of health, freshness, and well-being then green might just be your color!
In color psychology, green is associated with nature, growth, renewal, and vitality so it really is an excellent choice if your brand is geared towards organic, eco-friendly, and wellness products or services. Knowing which green color codes to use when you work on your brand color palette will help you create a consistent look and feel for your business.
In this article, we will look at the many different green colors that are available for you to use. I will include the green color name, the hex color code, and RGB color codes for each color so that you have a good starting point.
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Understanding Green Color Codes: Hex Color Codes Vs RGB Color Codes
When it comes to using color in design, there are two commonly used types of green color codes that are used – hex color codes and RGB color codes.
Each color code is used to represent how much red, green, and blue is within each color.
Hex Color Codes
Hex color codes are probably the most widely used color codes around. A hex color code is a six-digit code that is made up of either letters or numbers starting at zero (indicating that there is no color) and ending with F (indicating that the color is fully saturated).
Hex color codes are displayed in this format: #RRGGBB
For example, if we were to remove all color from something we create black – The hex color code for black would be #000000 (with no red, green, or blue).
Likewise, if we were to fully saturate every color we create white – The hex color code for white is #FFFFFF (fully saturated red, green, and blue).
RGB Color Codes
RGB color codes are also widely used to specify what color is created. RGB color codes are also 6-digit codes but unlike hex color codes, each color is represented with a number between 0 and 255 with zero meaning no color and 255 being a fully saturated color.
RGB color codes are displayed in this format: RGB (RRR, GGG, BBB)
From our example above, the RGB color code for black is RGB (0 ,0, 0).
While the RGB color code for white is RGB (255, 255, 255).
Pure Green Color Code (Primary Green)
Green is one of the three primary colors along with red and blue. This means that when you create pure green or primary green, there is no red or blue included in the green color.
Primary green is quite a dynamic and in-your-face color! Because it contains no red or blue, it really is the brightest of the brightest greens! Pure green is also used to create other colors such as pure yellow which is a combination of primary red and primary green.
To create the pure green hex color codes, you would need to remove all the red and blue from the color.
The green hex color code is #00FF00.
Likewise, if you were using RGB color codes, you would do the same.
The green RGB color code is RGB(0, 255, 0)
Most software applications allow you to easily add your hex color codes to them. Others, like Photoshop, also allow you to use RGB color codes.
Pure Green Color Swatch
Wanting to see just how bright and dynamic pure green is? Well, here you go!
Pure Green / Primary Green
#00FF00
RGB (0, 255, 0)
Green Hex Color Code Chart
I’ve put together a list of some of the most popular green colors to inspire and help you find the best green colors for your website and branding. The table contains each green color name, its hex code as well as the RGB code – I must say that I really love the green color names! Just take a look at how beautiful the colors are and how each color is named and let me know if you agree!
| Green Color Name | Green Hex Code | Green RGB Code |
|---|---|---|
| Dark Jungle green | #1A2421 | rgb(26, 36, 33) |
| Medium Jungle green | #1C352D | rgb(28, 53, 45) |
| Sacramento green | #043927 | rgb(4, 57, 39) |
| Forest green | #0B6623 | rgb(11, 102, 35) |
| Hunter green | #3F704D | rgb(63, 112, 77) |
| Camouflage Green | #78866B | rgb(120, 134, 107) |
| Feldgrau | #4D5D53 | rgb(77, 93, 83) |
| Army green | #4B5320 | rgb(75, 83, 32) |
| Dark Moss Green | #4A5D23 | rgb(74, 93, 35) |
| Olive | #708238 | rgb(112, 130, 56) |
| Avocado | #568203 | rgb(86, 130, 3) |
| Asparagus | #87A96B | rgb(135, 169, 107) |
| Dollar Bill | #85BB65 | rgb(133, 187, 101) |
| Sage green | #9DC183 | rgb(157, 193, 131) |
| Dark Artichoke Green | #4B6F44 | rgb(75, 111, 68) |
| Fern green | #4F7942 | rgb(79, 121, 66) |
| Verdun | #487800 | rgb(72, 120, 0) |
| Russian green | #679267 | rgb(103, 146, 103) |
| Viridian | #609078 | rgb(96, 144, 120) |
| Reseda Green | #6C7C59 | rgb(108, 124, 89) |
| Artichoke green | #8F9779 | rgb(143, 151, 121) |
| Laurel green | #A9BA9D | rgb(169, 186, 157) |
| Swamp | #A8C090 | rgb(168, 192, 144) |
| Gin | #D8E4BC | rgb(216, 228, 188) |
| Chetwode | #F0FFF0 | rgb(240, 255, 240) |
| Granny Smith Apple | #A8E4A0 | rgb(168, 228, 160) |
| Mantis | #74C365 | rgb(116, 195, 101) |
| Chateau | #48A860 | rgb(72, 168, 96) |
| Inchworm | #B2EC5D | rgb(178, 236, 93) |
| Kelly green | #4CBB17 | rgb(76, 187, 23) |
| India green | #138808 | rgb(19, 136, 8) |
| Napier Green | #2A8000 | rgb(42, 128, 0) |
| Pakistan green | #006600 | rgb(0, 102, 0) |
| Deep Jungle green | #004B49 | rgb(0, 75, 73) |
| Castleton Green | #00563B | rgb(0, 86, 59) |
| Cadmium Green | #006B3C | rgb(0, 107, 60) |
| Bottle Green | #006A4E | rgb(0, 106, 78) |
| Amazon | #3B7A57 | rgb(59, 122, 87) |
| Sea green | #2E8B57 | rgb(46, 139, 87) |
| Tropical Rainforest | #00755E | rgb(0, 117, 94) |
| Pine green | #01796F | rgb(1, 121, 111) |
| Myrtle green | #317873 | rgb(49, 120, 115) |
| Persian green | #00A693 | rgb(0, 166, 147) |
| Jungle green | #29AB87 | rgb(41, 171, 135) |
| Shamrock Green | #009E60 | rgb(0, 158, 96) |
| Jade green | #00A86B | rgb(0, 168, 107) |
| Paris green | #50C878 | rgb(80, 200, 120) |
| Emerald green | #50C878 | rgb(80, 200, 120) |
| Celadon | #ACE1AF | rgb(172, 225, 175) |
| Mint green | #98FB98 | rgb(152, 251, 152) |
| Harlequin | #3FFF00 | rgb(63, 255, 0) |
| Neon green | #39FF14 | rgb(57, 255, 20) |
| Spring | #00F0A8 | rgb(0, 240, 168) |
| Bright Mint | #4FFFB0 | rgb(79, 255, 176) |
| Pear | #D1E231 | rgb(209, 226, 49) |
| Lime green | #C7EA46 | rgb(199, 234, 70) |
| Green-Yellow | #ADFF2F | rgb(173, 255, 47) |
| Bitter Lime | #BFFF00 | rgb(191, 255, 0) |
Companies That Use Green In Their Logos And Branding
There are many companies that use green in their logos and marketing to create a sense of nature, growth, sustainability, health, and well-being. Many of these companies have specifically used green to show their commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability.
For example, Whole Foods Market is a grocery store chain that specializes in natural and organic products. It uses green to convey its commitment to healthy living and sustainable agriculture. Whole Foods Market has also introduced some awesome initiatives such as packaging that can be composted as well as sourcing products from local and organic farmers.
Here are a few more companies that successfully use green in their logos and branding.
Conclusion
Using green in your logo, website, or branding can help you appeal to customers and consumers who are concerned about environmental responsibility, sustainability, and healthy living and are specifically looking for products and services that align with these values.
