List of Crayola Crayon Colors - Standard Colors

Standard Colors

This is a list of the 133 standard Crayola crayon colors. According to its chronology page, each "core color" was introduced in a specific year. The pack added shows what pack the crayon color is added in (there are 8, 16, 24, 48, 64, 96, and 120 packs). These dates are shown in the table below. The hex triplets below are approximately representative of the colors produced by the named crayons.

Color Hex Code RGB Pack added Issued Retired Notes
1 Almond #EFDECD (239, 222, 205) 120 1998
2 Antique Brass #CD9575 (205, 149, 117) 120 1998 Metallic.
3 Apricot #FDD9B5 (253, 217, 181) 24 1949
4 Aquamarine #78DBE2 (120, 219, 226) 64 1958
5 Asparagus #87A96B (135, 169, 107) 96 1993
6 Atomic Tangerine #FFA474 (255, 164, 116) 72 1972 Renamed from "Ultra Yellow" in 1990. Fluorescent.
7 Banana Mania #FAE7B5 (250, 231, 181) 120 1998
8 Beaver #9F8170 (159, 129, 112) 120 1998
9 Bittersweet #FD7C6E (253, 124, 110) 48 1949
10 Black #000000 (0,0,0) 8 1903
11 Blizzard Blue #ACE5EE (172, 229, 238) 72 1972 2003 Renamed from "Ultra Blue" in 1990. Fluorescent.
12 Blue #1F75FE (31, 117, 254) 8 1903
13 Blue Bell #A2A2D0 (162, 162, 208) 120 1998
14 Blue Gray #6699CC (102, 153, 204) 64 1958 1990
15 Blue Green #0D98BA (13, 152, 186) 16 1949
16 Blue Violet #7366BD (115, 102, 189) 16 1949
17 Blush #DE5D83 (222, 93, 131) 120 1998 Renamed from "Cranberry" in 2000.
18 Brick Red #CB4154 (203, 65, 84) 48 1949
19 Brown #B4674D (180, 103, 77) 8 1903
20 Burnt Orange #FF7F49 (255, 127, 73) 64 1958
21 Burnt Sienna #EA7E5D (234, 126, 93) 48 1949
22 Cadet Blue #B0B7C6 (176, 183, 198) 64 1958
23 Canary #FFFF99 (255, 255, 153) 120 1998
24 Caribbean Green #1CD3A2 (28, 211, 162) 120 1998
25 Carnation Pink #FFAACC (255, 170, 204) 16 1949
26 Cerise #DD4492 (221, 68, 146) 96 1993
27 Cerulean #1DACD6 (29, 172, 214) 24 1990
28 Chestnut #BC5D58 (188, 93, 88) 64 1958 Renamed from "Indian Red" in 1999.
29 Copper #DD9475 (221, 148, 117) 64 1958 Metallic.
30 Cornflower #9ACEEB (154, 206, 235) 48 1949
31 Cotton Candy #FFBCD9 (255, 188, 217) 120 1998
32 Dandelion #FDDB6D (253, 219, 109) 24 1990
33 Denim #2B6CC4 (43, 108, 196) 96 1993
34 Desert Sand #EFCDB8 (239, 205, 184) 120 1998
35 Eggplant #6E5160 (110, 81, 96) 120 1998
36 Electric Lime #CCFF00 (204, 255, 0) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
37 Fern #71BC78 (113, 188, 120) 120 1998
38 Forest Green #6DAE81 (109, 174, 129) 64 1958
39 Fuchsia #C364C5 (195, 100, 197) 80 1990
40 Fuzzy Wuzzy #CC6666 (204, 102, 102) 120 1998
41 Gold #E7C697 (231, 198, 151) 48 1949 Metallic.
42 Goldenrod #FCD975 (252, 217, 117) 64 1958
43 Granny Smith Apple #A8E4A0 (168, 228, 160) 96 1993
44 Gray #95918C (149, 145, 140) 24 1949
45 Green #1CAC78 (28, 172, 120) 8 1903
46 Green Blue #1164B4 (17, 100, 180) 48 1949 1990
47 Green Yellow #ADFF2F (173, 255, 47) 24 1949
48 Hot Magenta #FF1DCE (255, 29, 206) 72 1972 Fluorescent.
49 Inchworm #B2EC5D (178, 236, 93) 120 2003
50 Indigo #5D76CB (93, 118, 203) 24 2000
51 Jazzberry Jam #CA3767 (202, 55, 103) 120 2003
52 Jungle Green #3BB08F (59, 176, 143) 80 1990
53 Laser Lemon #FFFF66 (255, 255, 102) 72 1972 Renamed from "Chartreuse" in 1990. Fluorescent.
54 Lavender #FCB4D5 (252, 180, 213) 64 1958
55 Lemon Yellow #FFF44F (255, 244, 79) 48 1949 1990
56 Macaroni and Cheese #FFBD88 (255, 189, 136) 96 1993
57 Magenta #F664AF (246, 100, 175) 48 1949
58 Magic Mint #AAF0D1 (170, 240, 209) 120 1990 2003 Fluorescent.
59 Mahogany #CD4A4C (205, 74, 76) 48 1949
60 Maize #EDD19C (237, 209, 156) 48 1949 1990
61 Manatee #979AAA (151, 154, 170) 120 1998
62 Mango Tango #FF8243 (255, 130, 67) 120 2003
63 Maroon #C8385A (200, 56, 90) 48 1949
64 Mauvelous #EF98AA (239, 152, 170) 96 1993
65 Melon #FDBCB4 (253, 188, 180) 48 1949
66 Midnight Blue #1A4876 (26, 72, 118) 48 1949 Renamed from "Prussian Blue" in 1958.
67 Mountain Meadow #30BA8F (48, 186, 143) 120 1998
68 Mulberry #C54B8C (197, 75, 140) 64 1958 2003
69 Navy Blue #1974D2 (25, 116, 210) 64 1958
70 Neon Carrot #FFA343 (255, 163, 67) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
71 Olive Green #BAB86C (186, 184, 108) 48 1949
72 Orange #FF7538 (255, 117, 56) 8 1903
73 Orange Red #FF2B2B (255, 43, 43) 48 1949 1990
74 Orange Yellow #F8D568 (248, 213, 104) 48 1949 1990
75 Orchid #E6A8D7 (230, 168, 215) 48 1949
76 Outer Space #414A4C (65, 74, 76) 120 1998
77 Outrageous Orange #FF6E4A (255, 110, 74) 72 1972 Renamed from "Ultra Orange" in 1990. Fluorescent.
78 Pacific Blue #1CA9C9 (28, 169, 201) 96 1993
79 Peach #FFCFAB (255, 207, 171) 48 1949 Renamed from "Flesh" in 1962.
80 Periwinkle #C5D0E6 (197, 208, 230) 48 1949
81 Piggy Pink #FDDDE6 (253, 221, 230) 120 1998
82 Pine Green #158078 (21, 128, 120) 48 1949
83 Pink Flamingo #FC74FD (252, 116, 253) 120 1998 Fluoresent.
84 Pink Sherbert #F78FA7 (247, 143, 167) 120 1998 Renamed from "Brink Pink" in 2000.
85 Plum #8E4585 (142, 69, 133) 64 1958
86 Purple Heart #7442C8 (116, 66, 200) 120 1998
87 Purple Mountain's Majesty #9D81BA (157, 129, 186) 96 1993
88 Purple Pizzazz #FE4EDA (254, 78, 218) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
89 Radical Red #FF496C (255, 73, 108) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
90 Raw Sienna #D68A59 (214, 138, 89) 64 1958
91 Raw Umber #714B23 (113, 75, 35) 64 1958 1990
92 Razzle Dazzle Rose #FF48D0 (255, 72, 208) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
93 Razzmatazz #E3256B (227, 37, 107) 96 1993
94 Red #EE204D (238,32, 77 ) 8 1903
95 Red Orange #FF5349 (255, 83, 73) 16 1949
96 Red Violet #C0448F (192, 68, 143) 16 1949
97 Robin's Egg Blue #1FCECB (31, 206, 203) 96 1993
98 Royal Purple #7851A9 (120, 81, 169) 96 1990
99 Salmon #FF9BAA (255, 155, 170) 48 1949
100 Scarlet #FC2847 (252, 40, 71) 24 1998 Renamed from "Torch Red" in 2000.
101 Screamin' Green #66FF66 (102, 255, 102) 72 1972 Renamed from "Ultra Green" in 1990. Fluorescent.
102 Sea Green #9FE2BF (159, 226, 191) 48 1949
103 Sepia #A5694F (165, 105, 79) 64 1958
104 Shadow #8A795D (138, 121, 93) 120 1998
105 Shamrock #45CEA2 (69, 206, 162) 96 1993
106 Shocking Pink #FB7EFD (251, 126, 253) 72 1972 Renamed from "Ultra Pink" in 1990. Fluorescent.
107 Silver #CDC5C2 (205, 197, 194) 48 1949 Metallic.
108 Sky Blue #80DAEB (128, 218, 235) 64 1958
109 Spring Green #ECEABE (236, 234, 190) 48 1949
110 Sunglow #FFCF48 (255, 207, 72) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
111 Sunset Orange #FD5E53 (253, 94, 83) 120 1998
112 Tan #FAA76C (250, 167, 108) 48 1949
113 Teal Blue #18A7B5 (24, 167, 181) 80 1990 2003
114 Thistle #EBC7DF (235, 199, 223) 48 1949 2000
115 Tickle Me Pink #FC89AC (252, 137, 172) 96 1993 Named in a contest by ClevverTV Personality Joslyn Davis
116 Timberwolf #DBD7D2 (219, 215, 210) 96 1993
117 Tropical Rain Forest #17806D (23, 128, 109) 96 1993
118 Tumbleweed #DEAA88 (222, 170, 136) 96 1993
119 Turquoise Blue #77DDE7 (119, 221, 231) 48 1949
120 Unmellow Yellow #FFFF83 (255, 255, 131) 80 1990 Fluorescent.
121 Violet (Purple) #926EAE (146, 110, 174) 8 1903
122 Violet Blue #324AB2 (50, 74, 178) 48 1949 1990
123 Violet Red #F75394 (247, 83, 148) 24 1949
124 Vivid Tangerine #FFA089 (255, 160, 137) 80 1990
125 Vivid Violet #8F509D (143, 80, 157) 120 1998
126 White #FFFFFF (255, 255, 255) 24 1949
127 Wild Blue Yonder #A2ADD0 (162, 173, 208) 120 2003
128 Wild Strawberry #FF43A4 (255, 67, 164) 80 1990
129 Wild Watermelon #FC6C85 (252, 108, 133) 72 1972 Renamed from "Ultra Red" in 1990. Fluorescent.
130 Wisteria #CDA4DE (205, 164, 222) 96 1993
131 Yellow #FFFF00 (255, 255, 0) 8 1903
132 Yellow Green #C5E384 (197, 227, 132) 24 1949
133 Yellow Orange #FFAE42 (255, 174, 66) 24 1949

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