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Ochre Color Code: HEX Code & RGB Code Values
Looking for specific ochre color code? Get exact ochre hex code #CC7722 and ochre RGB code rgb(204,119,34). Complete color information for design and development projects featuring this ancient, earthy yellow-brown color.

HEX
#CC7722RGB
rgb(204,119,34)Shades of Ochre
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Shades (Adding Black)
- CC7722rgb(204, 119, 34)
- A7621Frgb(167, 98, 31)
- 844F1Crgb(132, 79, 28)
- 623C18rgb(98, 60, 24)
- 432913rgb(67, 41, 19)
- 25180Crgb(37, 24, 12)
- 000000rgb(0, 0, 0)
Tints (Adding White)
- CC7722rgb(204, 119, 34)
- D98D49rgb(217, 141, 73)
- E4A36Crgb(228, 163, 108)
- EEB990rgb(238, 185, 144)
- F6D0B4rgb(246, 208, 180)
- FCE7D9rgb(252, 231, 217)
- FFFFFFrgb(255, 255, 255)
Tones (Adding Gray)
- CC7722rgb(204, 119, 34)
- C77A32rgb(199, 122, 50)
- BF7D43rgb(191, 125, 67)
- B68154rgb(182, 129, 84)
- AB8466rgb(171, 132, 102)
- 9D8879rgb(157, 136, 121)
- 808080rgb(128, 128, 128)
Ochre Palette
Explore curated and automatically generated color palettes featuring ochre. See how it harmonizes with other colors for UI themes, graphics, and branding materials.
Sequential
Single hue gradient for data visualization
7 colors
Lightest
#F9DCBE
Light
#EEBA8A
Medium Light
#DF9858
Medium
#CC7722
Medium Dark
#8B531E
Dark
#4F3117
Darkest
#19120C
Diverging
Dual hue gradient with a neutral midpoint
9 colors
Base End
#CC7722
Left Dark
#DC9658
Left Medium
#E9B58B
Left Light
#F2D4BF
Neutral
#F5F5F5
Right Light
#CAD4EB
Right Medium
#9EB3E1
Right Dark
#6D94D7
Complementary End
#2277CC
Monochromatic
Same hue, different brightness/saturation
5 colors
Lightest
#FFFFFF
Light
#EEB990
Medium
#CC7722
Dark
#763000
Darkest
#000000
Analogous
Colors adjacent on the color wheel (30° apart)
5 colors
Left Adjacent 2
#CC2277
Left Adjacent 1
#CC2222
Main
#CC7722
Right Adjacent 1
#CCCC22
Right Adjacent 2
#77CC22
Complementary
Colors opposite on the color wheel (180° apart)
2 colors
Main
#CC7722
Complementary
#2277CC
Triadic
Evenly spaced around the color wheel (120° apart)
3 colors
Main
#CC7722
Secondary
#22CC77
Tertiary
#7722CC
Square
Four colors evenly spaced (90° apart)
4 colors
Main
#CC7722
Right 90°
#22CC22
Complementary
#2277CC
Left 90°
#CC22CC
Tetradic
Two pairs of complementary colors
4 colors
Main
#CC7722
Secondary
#77CC22
Complementary
#2277CC
Complementary Secondary
#7722CC
Split Complementary
Complementary colors ±30°
3 colors
Main
#CC7722
Split Left
#22CCCC
Split Right
#2222CC
Cyclic
Circular gradient for periodic data
8 colors
0°
#CC7722
45°
#A2CC22
90°
#22CC22
135°
#22CCA2
180°
#2277CC
225°
#4D22CC
270°
#CC22CC
315°
#CC224C
Pastel
Soft, desaturated colors for modern UI
6 colors
Light Pastel
#C3B3A2
Pastel 1
#CBBDAE
Pastel 2
#D3C7BB
Pastel 3
#DBD1C7
Pastel 4
#E3DBD4
Deep Pastel
#EBE5E0
Common Orange Color Codes (HEX & RGB)
Orange →
HEX:#FFA500
RGB:rgb(255, 165, 0)
Dark Orange →
HEX:#FF8C00
RGB:rgb(255, 140, 0)
Light Orange →
HEX:#FFD580
RGB:rgb(255,213,128)
Coral →
HEX:#FF7F50
RGB:rgb(255, 127, 80)
Copper →
HEX:#B87333
RGB:rgb(184, 115, 51)
Bronze →
HEX:#CD7F32
RGB:rgb(205, 127, 50)
Tan →
HEX:#D2B48C
RGB:rgb(210, 180, 140)
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- HEX:#CC7722
- RGB:rgb(204, 119, 34)
- CMYK:cmyk(0%, 42%, 83%, 20%)
- HSV:hsv(30°, 83%, 80%)
- HSL:hsl(30°, 71%, 47%)
What is Ochre?
Ochre is an ancient, earthy yellow-brown color used by prehistoric humans for cave paintings. It's a warm, natural shade that evokes feelings of history and nature. This color is often associated with ancient art, soil, and natural pigments.
The hex code for ochre is #CC7722, with RGB values of rgb(204, 119, 34). It's a timeless, earthy color that adds warmth to any design.
Design Applications
Ochre works well in historical designs, natural themes, and earthy aesthetics. It pairs beautifully with cream, dark brown, and terracotta. Use it for historical projects, nature branding, or to create a warm, earthy atmosphere in your projects.
FAQ
What is the ochre hex code?
The ochre hex code is #CC7722.
What colors go well with ochre?
Ochre pairs well with cream, dark brown, terracotta, and forest green.
Was ochre used in ancient art?
Yes, it was one of the first pigments used by prehistoric humans for cave paintings.