Here you’ll find 18 Colors that start with G that begin with G, organized from “Gainsboro” to “Guppie Green”. They range from neutral greys to vivid greens and blues, useful for branding, web design, and crafts.

Colors that start with G are names beginning with G, covering subtle neutrals, grassy greens, and bluish tones. “Gainsboro” is a standard CSS color, so designers often encounter it in web projects.

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

Name: Use this to identify the color by name, helping you pick consistent labels for palettes, copy, or asset organization.

Hex: Exact hex code for web and digital use, so you can reproduce the color precisely across browsers and tools.

RGB: Numeric red-green-blue values for use in graphics and design tools, letting you match shades across software reliably.

Color psychology: Brief note on mood and common associations to guide your palette choices and brand or interface decisions.

Colors that start with G

NameHexRGBColor psychology
Gainsboro#DCDCDC220,220,220Neutral, calm, quiet, and reserved sophistication.
Gamboge#E49B0F228,155,15Energetic, creative, and warm, with an exotic feel.
Ghost White#F8F8FF248,248,255Ethereal, airy, clean, and pure.
Glaucous#6082B696,130,182Calm, serene, natural, and muted.
Go Green#00AB660,171,102Vibrant, fresh, eco-conscious, and lively.
Gold#FFD700255,215,0Luxury, success, wealth, prestige, and quality.
Golden Brown#996515153,101,21Earthy, reliable, warm, and comforting.
Golden Poppy#FCC200252,194,0Joyful, bright, warm, and spirited.
Goldenrod#DAA520218,165,32Cheerful, enthusiastic, positive, and optimistic.
Granny Smith Apple#A8E4A0168,228,160Zesty, fresh, lively, and tart.
Grape#6F2DA8111,45,168Rich, deep, luxurious, and sometimes mysterious.
Graphite#38383856,56,56Serious, industrial, strong, and professional.
Gray#808080128,128,128Neutral, balanced, formal, and conservative.
Green#0080000,128,0Nature, growth, harmony, safety, and freshness.
Green Blue#1164B417,100,180Calm, trust, balance, and tranquility.
Green Yellow#ADFF2F173,255,47Vibrant, energetic, youthful, and exciting.
Guppie Green#00FF7F0,255,127Playful, bright, aquatic, and lively.
Gunmetal#2A343942,52,57Industrial, strong, sleek, and sophisticated.

Descriptions

Gainsboro
A pale tone of gray named for the 18th-century English artist Thomas Gainsborough. An official W3C/X11 web color, perfect for subtle backgrounds.
Gamboge
A deep saffron or mustard-yellow pigment, historically from Southeast Asia. Named in Wikipedia’s list of colors, it adds a bold, earthy touch.
Ghost White
A very light, off-white shade with a hint of cyan-blue. An official W3C/X11 web color, often used for minimalist and clean designs.
Glaucous
A dusty blue-gray color, its name comes from Latin for the bluish-gray appearance of some plant leaves. Listed on Wikipedia’s list of colors.
Go Green
A bright, rich green shade introduced by Crayola in its eco-friendly crayon line, reflecting environmental awareness and vitality.
Gold
A warm metallic color named after the precious element. A W3C/X11 web color and a universal symbol of opulence and high value.
Golden Brown
A rich, warm brown with yellow undertones, like toasted sugar. A popular Crayola color, it evokes a sense of stability and nature.
Golden Poppy
A brilliant orange-yellow, named after the California state flower. A Crayola color that captures the vibrant and sunny spirit of its namesake.
Goldenrod
A vivid golden yellow, named after the flower of the same name. An official W3C/X11 web color, brighter and bolder than standard Gold.
Granny Smith Apple
A bright, crisp green inspired by the apple variety. A well-known Crayola color that brings a fun, energetic feel to any project.
Grape
A dark purple that resembles the fruit. A common color name, recognized by Crayola, often associated with wine and royalty.
Graphite
A dark, metallic gray, named after the carbon allotrope. A modern, sophisticated neutral used in corporate branding and tech. Synonym: Dark Charcoal.
Gray
A pure neutral shade between black and white. A fundamental W3C/X11 web color. Also spelled ‘Grey’, it is a staple in design.
Green
The standard ‘true’ green in the RGB model. An official W3C/X11 web color representing life, renewal, and the environment.
Green Blue
A cool, serene color that sits between green and blue. A Crayola color name, it evokes images of deep, clear water.
Green Yellow
A bright, chartreuse-like color halfway between green and yellow. An official W3C/X11 web color, it is eye-catching and full of life.
Guppie Green
A vivid light green with a hint of cyan. A Crayola color name that brings a fun, tropical, and energetic feel to designs.
Gunmetal
A dark gray with a bluish or purplish tinge, resembling a firearm’s metal. A popular name for a cool, modern, and serious tone.
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