This list includes 25 Colors that start with E, from “Earth Yellow” to “Evergreen”. Many are earthy and botanical tones, useful for web, print, branding, and DIY projects.

Colors that start with E are color names beginning with the letter E, from earth tones to vibrant hues. Historically, some names like “Emerald” reference gemstones and pigments used in art and jewelry.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Hex, RGB and Color psychology.

Name: You find the standard color name, which helps you search, reference, and label swatches accurately.

Hex: Hex codes give the exact web color value so you can copy them directly into CSS, tools, or palettes.

RGB: RGB values show the red-green-blue mix so you can match displays and adjust color balance in digital work.

Color psychology: Color psychology summarizes emotional associations and practical uses, helping you pick tones for branding, mood, or readability.

Colors that start with E

NameHexRGBSource
Ebony#555D5085,93,80Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Ecru#C2B280194,178,128ISCC-NBS Color List (via Wikipedia)
Eerie Black#1B1B1B27,27,27Crayola Crayon Color
Eggplant#61405197,64,81Crayola Crayon Color
Eggshell#F0EAD6240,234,214ISCC-NBS Color List (via Wikipedia)
Egyptian Blue#1034A616,52,166Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Eigengrau#16161D22,22,29Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Electric Blue#7DF9FF125,249,255Crayola Crayon Color
Electric Crimson#FF003F255,0,63Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Electric Green#00FF000,255,0CSS/W3C Color Name (Lime)
Electric Indigo#6F00FF111,0,255Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Electric Lime#CCFF00204,255,0Crayola Crayon Color
Electric Purple#BF00FF191,0,255Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Emerald#50C87880,200,120Pantone (via Wikipedia ‘List of colors’)
Eminence#6C3082108,48,130ISCC-NBS Color List (via Wikipedia)
English Lavender#B48395180,131,149Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
English Red#AB4B52171,75,82Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
English Vermilion#CC474B204,71,75Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Erin#00FF400,255,64Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Eton Blue#96C8A2150,200,162Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Eucalyptus#44D7A868,215,168Crayola Crayon Color
Etupe#C0A172192,161,114Resene Color List (via Wikipedia)
Evergreen#05483E5,72,62Behr Paint (via Encycolorpedia)
Earth Yellow#E1A95F225,169,95Wikipedia ‘List of colors’
Ecstasy#F97A2E249,122,46Resene Color List (via Wikipedia)

Descriptions

Ebony
A very dark, almost black color named after the dense hardwood. It suggests sophistication, formality, and elegance.
Ecru
The color of unbleached linen or silk, a light beige with a yellowish-grey tint. Evokes a natural, calm, and organic feel.
Eerie Black
A very dark shade of gray, almost black. This color conveys mystery, formality, and a sense of the unknown.
Eggplant
A deep, rich purple with brownish undertones, resembling the vegetable. It’s often associated with luxury and creativity.
Eggshell
A creamy off-white color, similar to a chicken’s egg. A popular, neutral choice for interior walls for its soft warmth.
Egyptian Blue
A synthetic pigment considered the first of its kind, used in ancient Egypt. A brilliant blue with deep historical significance.
Eigengrau
Intrinsic gray, the dark gray color seen by the eyes in perfect darkness. A conceptual color representing the absence of light.
Electric Blue
An intense, vibrant shade of cyan. It’s energetic and modern, often used to grab attention in digital design and fashion.
Electric Crimson
An extremely bright, vivid shade of red with a hint of pink. This color screams energy, passion, and excitement.
Electric Green
A pure, bright green at its maximum intensity. This color is associated with energy, vibrancy, and digital displays.
Electric Indigo
A brilliant, highly saturated violet-blue. It’s a futuristic and dynamic color that commands attention and inspires creativity.
Electric Lime
A brilliant yellow-green color that pops with energy. It’s often used to signify excitement, fun, and a modern edge.
Electric Purple
A vivid, bright purple that is highly saturated. Conveys a sense of magic, futurism, and creative energy.
Emerald
A brilliant, rich green named after the gemstone. It symbolizes luxury, nature, and rebirth, linked to wealth and elegance.
Eminence
A deep, regal shade of purple. The name itself suggests importance and high rank, making it a color of dignity.
English Lavender
A soft, muted purplish-pink, reminiscent of lavender fields. It creates a calming, nostalgic, and romantic atmosphere.
English Red
A deep reddish-brown iron oxide pigment. A classic, earthy color often used in traditional painting and decoration.
English Vermilion
A brilliant, slightly orange-red color. Historically made from mercury, it’s a bold, powerful hue with artistic significance.
Erin
A vibrant, rich spring green. Its name is a romantic name for Ireland, connecting it to the “Emerald Isle.”
Eton Blue
A light, cool green-blue, the official color of Eton College in the UK. Represents tradition, prestige, and academia.
Eucalyptus
A soft, muted green with gray undertones, like the leaves of the tree. This color is calming, refreshing, and natural.
Etupe
A warm, earthy brownish-gold color. The name is a variation of ‘étoupe’, French for tow, reflecting its natural fiber hue.
Evergreen
A deep, lush forest green that brings to mind pine trees. It symbolizes permanence, nature, and timelessness.
Earth Yellow
A warm, sandy yellow ochre color. It evokes feelings of stability, nature, and the earth itself.
Ecstasy
A vibrant, energetic orange. The name suggests excitement and joy, making it a bold choice for accents.
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