Pantone Colour Codes — Complete Reference with HEX, RGB & Paint Equivalents

Browse the complete Pantone Matching System colour library. Search by code, name or colour family to find HEX, RGB and CMYK values with Indian paint brand equivalents for every Pantone shade.

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About the Pantone Matching System

The Pantone Matching System (PMS) is the global standard for colour communication in print, fashion, product design and architecture. Each Pantone code identifies a unique ink formula that printers worldwide can reproduce with precision, eliminating the guesswork inherent in screen-based colour selection. Designers specify Pantone numbers to ensure consistent colour output across packaging, textiles, plastics and paper substrates regardless of the printing house or production facility involved.

Our database maps every Pantone swatch to its nearest HEX, RGB and CMYK digital equivalents, cross-references it with RAL and NCS industrial standards, and matches it to commercially available Indian paint shades from brands like Asian Paints, Berger, Nerolac and Dulux. This makes Color.Codes.in the most comprehensive Pantone reference for Indian designers, architects and painters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pantone Matching System?▼
PMS is a standardised colour matching system used worldwide. Each Pantone colour has a unique number-letter code (e.g. Pantone 186 C) that corresponds to a specific ink formula, ensuring consistent colour reproduction across different printers and materials.
How do I convert Pantone to HEX?▼
Use our search above to find any Pantone code, then click through to the detail page where the HEX equivalent is displayed with a one-click copy button. Note that HEX is an approximation since Pantone colours are spot inks.
What is the difference between Pantone C and Pantone U?▼
The C suffix stands for Coated (glossy paper) and U stands for Uncoated (matte paper). The same ink formula appears different on coated vs uncoated stock, so Pantone provides separate swatches for each.
Can I find Indian paint equivalents for Pantone colours?▼
Yes. Every Pantone detail page on Color.Codes.in shows the closest matching shades from Asian Paints, Berger, Nerolac and other Indian brands, ranked by Delta-E accuracy score.
How accurate are Pantone to RAL conversions?▼
Pantone and RAL are independent systems with different colour gamuts, so an exact 1:1 match is rare. We use CIE Delta-E calculations to find the nearest RAL equivalent and display a quality rating (Good, Fair, Poor) so you can judge suitability.