Upload your logo – the tool shows the nearest Pantone colours for every colour in it. You can upload any other picture and pick a colour from the exact spot you need.
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Is the logo tiny or unreadable inside the avatar circle? It needs a responsive version – a separate mark without small text. We can create one.
This is a basic brand book. A full brand identity also includes social media templates, business cards, letterheads, signage and visualisations on real-world items. We design turnkey identities.
An automatic vector is fine for websites and social media. For signage, large-format print or embroidery, a logo is better redrawn by hand: smooth curves, precise letters, true gradients. Send us your logo – we will redraw it.
We look for similar fonts among free Google Fonts. If the logo uses a paid or hand-drawn typeface, there will be no exact match – we show the closest ones. Need the lettering restored exactly? Send us your logo – we will redraw the letters by hand.
Preparing a layout for print? We match colours to the specific paper and printing method and deliver a file the print shop accepts without corrections. Print design.
This tool is not affiliated with Pantone LLC. Colour names are given for reference; values are approximate and taken from open tables.
We are still improving the tool. Rate the result and tell us what does not work, what should be improved and which features are missing. We read every review and suggestion.
The most common print disappointment is the “wrong” colour: blue turned purple, red went dull. We prepare layouts for the specific paper and printing method, so the run does not have to be reprinted.
Order print design →Pantone is a system of reference colours used by print shops worldwide. If you give the print shop a Pantone number, the brand colour comes out the same on business cards, packaging and a banner, regardless of the equipment. That is why Pantone numbers are usually listed in a brand book next to HEX and CMYK codes.
The tool finds the main colours of the image and compares each with a table of about nine hundred core Pantone colours. For each it shows the nearest match, two alternatives and a match rating. To take a colour from a specific place, click it on the picture. The finished list can be copied and sent to the print shop.
It is a guide, not an official value. A screen emits light while paper reflects it, so the same colour looks different on a monitor and in print. The final number is always checked against a printed Pantone fan at the print shop.
There is no exact formula: Pantone is a set of ready-made inks, not a mathematical model. You can only find the nearest colour, which is what the tool does.
Core Pantone Solid colours. The values come from open tables and are approximate, so check the number against a fan before printing.
No. The tool is not affiliated with Pantone LLC; colour names are given for reference.