American Filament filament colors
24 colors in 3 lines, each one rendered as a ball by our engine in the studio’s light. All are measured.
Chocolate Brown#553C35Measured
Army Green#5C5B3EMeasured
Neon Green#00D076Measured
Forest Green#007046Measured
Dark Green#004D3AMeasured
Teal#009E9EMeasured
Sky Blue#009CCEMeasured
Purple#59295CMeasured
Neon Pink#FF3E8BMeasured
Ice White#ECECEAMeasured
Ivory#EBE1CBMeasured
Desert Tan#9D9187Measured
Midnight Black#1C1D20Measured
PLA+
2 colors · PLA
2 measured by FilamentColors.xyz.
American Red#AB1121Measured
Amethyst Purple#584F8EMeasured
Fire Engine Red#E32B2DMeasured
Construction Orange#D84E00Measured
Safety Yellow#FFA500Measured
Army Green#605939Measured
Hi-Vis Yellow#FFFF2DMeasured
Turquoise#008485Measured
Police Blue#005E9BMeasured
Blizzard White#E8ECEEMeasured
Obsidian Black#06080DMeasured
Measured or estimated
Measured: FilamentColors.xyz read a real swatch of the filament with a colorimeter. We turn the reading into the base color that matches it in the filament’s finish.
Estimated: no one has read the filament yet, so its color comes from a color code, the maker’s own or one in an open database, turned into a base color the same way. An estimate can be further off, so check it against the real filament.
Each hex code is that base color, where the renderer starts. It isn’t the maker’s code, and a print looks lighter or darker as the light falls on it.
Each ball is a real render: a 25 mm ball with a groove, in the filament’s own material, in the studio’s light.
Color readings by FilamentColors.xyz, under CC BY 4.0. Changed for rendering: each reading becomes the base color that matches it in the filament’s finish.
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