Prusament filament colors
45 colors in 6 lines, each one rendered as a ball by our engine in the studio’s light. 2 are measured, and 43 estimated.
Lipstick Red#CE0007Estimated
Blood Red#940000Estimated
Noctua Brown#590300Estimated
Prusa Orange#FE6300Estimated
Noctua Beige#E6CCB0Estimated
Pineapple Yellow#EECE00Estimated
Army Green#50562BEstimated
Pistachio Green#8DA27BEstimated
Simply Green#66A223Estimated
Prusa Pro Green#00C082Estimated
Chalky Blue#6495A6Estimated
Gentleman's Grey#03232EEstimated
Azure Blue#007AA8Estimated
Pristine White#E5E9ECEstimated
Vanilla White#D7D2C1Estimated
Gravity Grey#9A9FA3Estimated
Anthracite Grey#212E30Estimated
Jet Black#000000Estimated
PLA Blend
3 colors · PLA
3 estimated from Prusa’s HueForge codes.
Lime Green#A3B540Estimated
Royal Blue#003F88Estimated
Ms. Pink#E2348DEstimated
Lipstick Red#B70000Estimated
Prusa Orange#EA3900Estimated
Terracotta Light#B37358Estimated
Orange for PPE#FF6800Measured
Mango Yellow#F1B200Estimated
Pistachio Green#8AA077Estimated
Jungle Green#006323Estimated
Prusa Pro Green#00FA92Estimated
Chalky Blue#5F92A3Estimated
Ocean Blue#002B39Estimated
Sky Blue#005CE1Estimated
Signal White#E4DEDFEstimated
Urban Grey#8D8782Estimated
Anthracite Grey#021E1EEstimated
Jet Black#000000Estimated
PETG Matte
1 color · PETG
1 estimated from Prusa’s HueForge codes.
Black#071917Estimated
Lipstick Red#CE0719Estimated
Prusa Orange#F54D00Estimated
Olive Green#576E00Estimated
Prusa Pro Green#00FA96Estimated
Sapphire Blue#23315EEstimated
Signal White#E2DED6Estimated
Jet Black#000000Estimated
PC Blend Carbon Fiber
1 color · PC
1 measured by FilamentColors.xyz.
Black#1F2023Measured
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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