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Purple colors

Purple combines blue's stability with red's energy, creating a color associated with creativity, luxury, and wisdom. In business materials, purple works well for creative agencies, beauty brands, and tech companies seeking a distinctive identity.

The purple family ranges from soft lavender and lilac to bold violet and deep purple. Lighter purples feel calming and approachable, while darker purples convey luxury and authority.

Quick reference

ColorHEX
Indigo#4B0082
Purple#800080
Lavender#E6E6FA
Violet#7F00FF
Plum#8E4585
Mauve#E0B0FF
Lilac#C8A2C8
Amethyst#9966CC
Eggplant#614051
Orchid#DA70D6
Grape#6F2DA8
Deep Purple#36013F
Royal Purple#7851A9
Wisteria#C9A0DC
Mulberry#C54B8C
Magenta#FF00FF
Iris#5A4FCF

Frequently asked questions

What is the hex code for purple?

Pure purple is hex #800080 (RGB 128, 0, 128). Popular variations include lavender (#E6E6FA), violet (#7F00FF), and amethyst (#9966CC).

What colors go with purple?

Purple pairs well with gold, white, silver, cream, and gray. Lavender + charcoal + white is a sophisticated modern palette.

Last updated April 6, 2026

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