Wikipedia has black, white and shades of gray in its logo and brand. As per their color usage guidelines, the organization used four shades of gray (including black). These colors support the idea behind Wikipedia – of aiming to be a neutral and unbiased source of information on the web.
| Black | |||
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Hex code | #000000 | content_copy |
| RGB values | (0, 0, 0) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 100) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | Black 6 C* | content_copy | |
| Dark Gray | |||
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Hex code | #636466 | content_copy |
| RGB values | (99, 100, 102) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 75) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | Cool Gray 10 C* | content_copy | |
| Gray | |||
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Hex code | #939598 | content_copy |
| RGB values | (147, 149, 152) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 50) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | Cool Gray 7 C* | content_copy | |
| Light Gray | |||
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Hex code | #C7C8CA | content_copy |
| RGB values | (199, 200, 202) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 25) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | 420 C* | content_copy | |
* These color values have not been given explicitly in the Wikipedia brand guidelines. They are, however, the closest numbers based on the official color codes provided.
