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Crayola Colors

100 classic crayon colors — the names that defined a generation of creativity. From nostalgic favorites like Burnt Sienna and Cornflower to bold additions like Razzmatazz and Hot Magenta.

A bit of history

Crayola has been making crayons since 1903, when the first box of eight colors was introduced. Over the decades the palette has grown dramatically — the iconic 64-pack arrived in 1958, and the 120-pack has been a staple ever since. Many colors have been retired and new ones introduced, each with a memorable name that sticks with you long after childhood.

Colors like Burnt Sienna, Cornflower, and Mauvelous are instantly recognizable to anyone who grew up coloring. Here you can find the exact HEX values for every classic color, ready to use in your own designs.

Reds

Red Scarlet Orange Red Sunset Orange Brick Red Maroon Radical Red Razzmatazz Jazzberry Jam

Pinks

Cerise Hot Magenta Magenta Pink Flamingo Violet Red Blush Mauvelous Tickle Me Pink Carnation Pink Cotton Candy Pig Pink Salmon Melon

Oranges

Orange Burnt Orange Outrageous Orange Neon Carrot Yellow Orange Atomic Tangerine Vivid Tangerine Macaroni and Cheese Peach Apricot

Yellows

Yellow Dandelion Banana Mania Laser Lemon Golden Rod Green Yellow Spring Green

Greens

Yellow Green Inchworm Screamin' Green Granny Smith Apple Fern Shamrock Sea Green Green Mountain Meadow Jungle Green Tropical Rain Forest Forest Green Asparagus Olive Green

Blues

Sky Blue Blizzard Blue Cornflower Turquoise Blue Aquamarine Robin's Egg Blue Pacific Blue Cerulean Teal Blue Blue Denim Navy Blue Midnight Blue Cadet Blue Wild Blue Yonder Periwinkle Blue Bell

Purples

Blue Violet Purple Heart Violet (Purple)Wisteria Lavender Orchid Fuchsia Mulberry Red Violet Plum Eggplant

Browns

Desert Sand Tumbleweed Tan Raw Sienna Burnt Sienna Brown Sepia Chestnut Fuzzy Wuzzy Raw Umber Shadow Antique Brass

Neutrals

White Timberwolf Silver Gray Beaver Outer Space Black

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