Amazon Orange colour (#FF9900)

Amazon Orange is medium an orange with hex code #FF9900, the primary brand colour as commonly published in the brand’s guidelines. In RGB it is 255, 153, 0; in HSL 36°, 100%, 50%. Use the tool to explore shades and harmonies.

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How to use the Amazon Orange colour

  1. The colour is pre-filled; click Explore to see all formats, shades and harmonies.
  2. Edit the value to try a variation.
  3. Copy the code you need.

Amazon Orange in every format

FormatValue
HEX#FF9900
RGBrgb(255, 153, 0)
RGB (0–1)1.000, 0.600, 0.000
HSLhsl(36, 100%, 50%)
CMYK (approx.)0%, 40%, 100%, 0%

Shades and tints of Amazon Orange

Same hue and saturation, lightness from 90% to 10%:

#ffebcc #ffd699 #ffc266 #ffad33 #ff9900 #cc7a00 #995c00 #663d00 #331f00

Colours that go with Amazon Orange

HarmonyColours
Complementary #0066ff
Triadic #00ff99 #9900ff
Analogous #e5ff00 #ff1900

Similar named colours

The closest CSS named colours by RGB distance, useful when you need a keyword instead of a hex code or want a near match:

ColourHEXDifference
orange #ffa500very close
darkorange #ff8c00very close
goldenrod #daa520close
gold #ffd700close
chocolate #d2691eclose

Accessibility

Contrast ratio of Amazon Orange against white is 2.14:1 (fails WCAG AA for normal text) and against black 9.81:1 (passes). Use black or very dark text on a Amazon Orange background rather than white.

Brand colours are the commonly published primary values and may be updated by the brand; check the official brand guidelines before print use. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Frequently asked questions

What is the hex code for Amazon Orange?

#FF9900.

What is Amazon Orange in RGB?

rgb(255, 153, 0).

What colour is complementary to Amazon Orange?

#0066ff, directly opposite on the colour wheel.

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Last updated 2026-09-23.