Developer
GitLab Hex Colors
GitLab orange represents DevSecOps and the tanuki brand mark. Commonly published GitLab hex values: #fc6d26, #e24329, #ffffff, #303030. These are curated reference swatches, not a substitute for the brand's official guidelines.
Using GitLab in UI
Logo hex vs product ramp
Keep #FC6D26 for the mark and a single CTA if it passes contrast. Use the tints below for surfaces and the shades for icons on light canvases. Logo colors are rarely safe as 14px body text on white — check the pair before a marketing page floods every surface with the brand fill.
All GitLab colors
Every brand hex with tints and shades. Click a swatch to copy. Verified colors also have a dedicated page.
Export
Developer code
css
:root {
--gitlab-1: #fc6d26;
--gitlab-2: #e24329;
--gitlab-3: #ffffff;
--gitlab-4: #303030;
}Related brands
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions. Useful answers.
01What are GitLab's brand hex colors?
GitLab reference colors are #fc6d26, #e24329, #ffffff, #303030. Primary colors: #FC6D26, #E24329. Treat them as commonly published brand colors, not a legal specification.
02What is the GitLab logo color code?
The main GitLab logo / primary hex colors are #FC6D26, #E24329.
03Can I download the GitLab color palette?
Yes. Download the GitLab palette as PNG, SVG, CSS, JSON, or Tailwind from this page, then copy tints and shades for each brand hex.