Pantone to RGB Converter: Spot Color to Screen

Pantone spot colors define color in the physical world — packaging, signage, textiles, brand swatches — but screens speak RGB. When a brand style guide specifies Pantone 286 C for the logo, the web team needs the exact RGB values to reproduce it on screen. This tool bridges that gap: search by Pantone code or name, and get the R, G, B integers plus the corresponding HEX code.

The RGB values shown here are Pantone's own published digital reference values. They represent the closest sRGB equivalent of each Pantone ink formula. Because Pantone inks can produce colors outside the sRGB gamut (certain vivid oranges, deep blues, and neons), the RGB representation is inherently an approximation for those shades. For most brand colors, however, the match is close enough for web and app use.

This tool is the reverse of the RGB to Pantone converter, which starts with screen colors and finds the nearest Pantone match. Together, they let you move brand colors freely between print and digital workflows. If you only need the HEX code for CSS, the Pantone to HEX converter gives you that directly. If your end goal is print-ready output rather than screen display, the Pantone to CMYK converter gives you the four-color process values instead.