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Christmas Color Palette: 24 palettes with HEX codes
Red and green, snow white, gold and gingerbread: 24 Christmas palettes made by Kolorii, each with its color names and codes to copy in one click. For your drawings, coloring pages, holiday cards and decor.
Holly and Fir
- Classic
- Warm
How to use it
- 60% Snow cream
- 30% Fir green
- 10% Holly red
- Free, no sign-up
- Codes free to use
- Palettes made by Kolorii
Preview on a drawing
All 24 Christmas color palettes
Pick a palette: it shows up large at the top of the page. Click a color to copy its code.
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Holly and Fir
Snow cream · Fir green · Holly red
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Nordic Christmas
White wool · Eucalyptus · Lingonberry
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Starry Night
Midnight blue · Winter blue · Star gold
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Cinnamon and Cherry
Vanilla cream · Black cherry · Cinnamon
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Powder Snow
Fresh snow · Ice blue · Frosted pink
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Gingerbread
Icing · Gingerbread · Candy cane red
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Candy Cane
Sugar white · Peppermint red · Peppermint green
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Golden Christmas
Ivory · Aged gold · Velvet red
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Silver Frost
Pearl white · Silver · Steel blue
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Christmas Forest
Green mist · Deep forest · Red berry
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Cozy Cabin
Raw wool · Cabin wood · Red plaid
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Pink Christmas
Rose white · Sugared almond pink · Raspberry
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Vintage Christmas
Old paper · Weathered wood · Faded red
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Snowy Village
Snow · Twilight blue · Lit window
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Christmas Eve
Christmas night · Velvet blue · Candlelight
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Holly Berries
Cotton · Holly · Holly berry
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North Pole
Ice floe · Polar blue · Sleigh red
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White and Gold
Snow white · Cream · Soft gold
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Christmas Tartan
Wool · Tartan burgundy · Tartan green
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Christmas Cookies
Shortbread · Golden cookie · Red icing
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Frosted Pine
Frosty air · Frosted pine · Glacier blue
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Elegant Burgundy
Silk · Burgundy · Matte gold
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Holiday Lights
Night · Yellow bulb · Red bulb
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Natural Christmas
Natural linen · Olive · Brick
How to use a color palette: the 60-30-10 rule
It is the “3-color rule” used by decorators and illustrators: one color leads, a second one supports it, a third one pops in small touches.
- 60%
The main color
The background, the sky, the walls: the largest area of the drawing. A calm, often light color.
- 30%
The secondary color
The main elements: the tree, the pumpkin, the clothes. It gives the palette its character.
- 10%
The accent
A few eye-catching touches: a star, buttons, a highlight. Often the brightest.
Christmas colors and their codes
The colors most linked to Christmas, with their HEX and RGB codes to copy.
| Color | HEX | RGB | What it brings to mind | Copy |
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| Christmas red | #B3202A | rgb(179, 32, 42) | The color of celebration, ribbons and Santa’s coat. | |
| Pine green | #1F4D3A | rgb(31, 77, 58) | The tree and the holly, green all winter long. | |
| Gold | #C9A54C | rgb(201, 165, 76) | Stars, tinsel and candlelight. | |
| Silver | #C0C0C0 | rgb(192, 192, 192) | Frost and shiny baubles. | |
| Snow white | #F7F9FB | rgb(247, 249, 251) | Snow and the brightness of winter mornings. | |
| Gingerbread brown | #6B3E26 | rgb(107, 62, 38) | Cookies, wood and gingerbread houses. | |
| Midnight blue | #0E1A33 | rgb(14, 26, 51) | Christmas Eve and the starry sky. | |
| Burgundy | #5A1A24 | rgb(90, 26, 36) | A deep red, more elegant than bright red. |
Using these colors
On a coloring page of the same theme, or on paper with your pencils.
The printable color chart
A letter-size page with the palette, the name and code of every color, and a row of empty boxes to match each color with your pencils or markers.
Frequently asked questions
What are the 3 Christmas colors?
Red, green and gold (or white) are the three colors most linked to Christmas: red for celebration, green for the tree, gold for light. Every palette on this page is a variation on them.
What colors look best on a Christmas tree?
Pick a 3-color palette and stick to it: one main color (often the green of the tree), a second color for the baubles and an accent color for a few touches, such as gold.
How do I make a less traditional Christmas palette?
Try a Nordic palette (white, wood, eucalyptus green) or a starry night (midnight blue and gold): the same Christmas cues, with a different mood.
Can I use these palettes freely?
Yes. The HEX and RGB codes are free to use for your drawings, coloring pages, cards, social posts or decor projects.
