Here you’ll find 27 Colors that start with F, organized from “Fallow” to “Fuzzy Wuzzy”. These shades range from earthy browns and muted neutrals to bright pinks and soft pastels. Designers, developers, content creators and DIYers use these names for branding, palettes, and web colors.

[Colors that start with F] are named hues beginning with the letter F that help identify specific shades quickly. A notable example is “Fuchsia,” named after botanist Leonhart Fuchs and popularized in fashion and textiles.

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

Name: The common color label you use to identify, search for, and reference a specific shade.

Hex: The six‑digit web color code you can paste into design tools and CSS for exact color.

RGB: The numeric red‑green‑blue components you can adjust in graphics editors or when coding color.

Color psychology: A brief note on mood and associations to help you pick tones for projects.

Colors that start with F

NameHexRGBSource
Fallow#C19A6B193, 154, 107Wikipedia
Falu Red#801818128, 24, 24Wikipedia
Fandango#B53389181, 51, 137Crayola; Wikipedia
Fashion Fuchsia#F400A1244, 0, 161Crayola
Fawn#E5AA70229, 170, 112Wikipedia
Feldgrau#4D5D5377, 93, 83Wikipedia
Fern Green#4F794279, 121, 66Crayola; Wikipedia
Ferrari Red#FF2800255, 40, 0Wikipedia
Field Drab#6C541E108, 84, 30Wikipedia
Fiery Rose#FF5470255, 84, 112Crayola
Firebrick#B22222178, 34, 34X11; W3C
Fire Engine Red#CE2029206, 32, 41Crayola; Wikipedia
Flame#E25822226, 88, 34Wikipedia; Pantone
Flax#EEDC82238, 220, 130Wikipedia
Flirt#A2006D162, 0, 109Crayola
Floral White#FFFAF0255, 250, 240X11; W3C
Forest Green#228B2234, 139, 34X11; W3C
French Bistre#856D4D133, 109, 77Wikipedia
French Blue#0072BB0, 114, 187Crayola; Wikipedia
French Fuchsia#FD3F92253, 63, 146Wikipedia
French Lilac#86608E134, 96, 142Wikipedia
French Pink#FD6C9E253, 108, 158Wikipedia
French Rose#F64A8A246, 74, 138Wikipedia
Fuchsia#FF00FF255, 0, 255X11; W3C
Fuchsia Rose#C74375199, 67, 117Pantone
Fulvous#E48400228, 132, 0Wikipedia
Fuzzy Wuzzy#CC6666204, 102, 102Crayola

Descriptions

Fallow
A pale, creamy brown, the color of uncultivated earth. It evokes a sense of rest, nature, and rustic simplicity.
Falu Red
A deep, matte red pigment from Sweden, famously used on wooden barns. It represents tradition, warmth, and durability.
Fandango
A vibrant and lively purplish-pink that exudes energy and fun. It’s often used in fashion and branding to create a bold, creative statement.
Fashion Fuchsia
A brilliant, shocking pink that is unapologetically bold and modern. It communicates confidence and high energy, popular in cosmetics and fashion.
Fawn
A light, yellowish-tan named after a young deer. It’s a gentle, earthy neutral that evokes warmth, nature, and subtlety in design.
Feldgrau
A muted greenish-gray, historically the color of German military uniforms. It conveys a sense of seriousness, history, and utility.
Fern Green
A rich, natural green that mirrors the deep color of forest ferns. It’s associated with health, growth, and tranquility, used in eco-friendly branding.
Ferrari Red
The iconic, high-octane red of Ferrari sports cars. This color symbolizes speed, passion, luxury, and high performance.
Field Drab
A dull, yellowish-brown used for military camouflage. It is a practical, earthy color that blends into natural landscapes.
Fiery Rose
A passionate, bright reddish-pink combining the romance of rose with the intensity of fire. It’s used to convey strong emotion and vivacity.
Firebrick
A strong, muted red reminiscent of baked clay bricks. It projects stability, warmth, and a rustic or industrial feel in design.
Fire Engine Red
An intense, brilliant red that demands attention. It is universally associated with safety alerts, emergencies, and stopping.
Flame
A brilliant orange-red that mimics a burning fire. It powerfully conveys energy, warmth, and excitement, often used to grab attention.
Flax
A pale, soft yellow resembling dried flax fibers. This natural, rustic color evokes a calming feel, popular in interior design and organic branding.
Flirt
A deep, playful magenta suggesting romance and charm. It’s a bold and confident color used in branding for cosmetics and romantic products.
Floral White
A soft, creamy off-white with a hint of yellow, warmer than pure white. It provides a subtle backdrop that feels classic, clean, and elegant.
Forest Green
A deep, shady green representing dense woodlands. Associated with nature, wealth, and tradition, it’s used by financial and outdoor brands.
French Bistre
A dark, grayish-brown with a muted, earthy tone. This sophisticated color provides a sense of history and organic warmth.
French Blue
A classic, serene blue often associated with French decor and national identity. It conveys trustworthiness, calmness, and sophistication.
French Fuchsia
A vibrant, saturated pink that is slightly less purple than standard fuchsia. It’s a cheerful, modern color that radiates fun and confidence.
French Lilac
A soft, grayish-purple reminiscent of the lilac flower. This muted shade evokes romance, nostalgia, and a quiet, sophisticated elegance.
French Pink
A warm, rosy pink that is bright without being overpowering. It feels cheerful and sweet, often used in cosmetics and confectionary branding.
French Rose
A vivid, pure pink that is less purple than fuchsia. It feels romantic, feminine, and energetic, perfect for floral or fashion-related designs.
Fuchsia
A brilliant mix of pink and purple, named after the fuchsia flower. It’s bold, fun, and confident, often used in design to make a powerful statement.
Fuchsia Rose
A rich, deep pink that leans more towards red than purple. It communicates passion and vivacity, making a bold and energetic statement.
Fulvous
An earthy, brownish-yellow or tawny color, often used to describe animal fur. It has a warm, natural, and slightly rustic quality.
Fuzzy Wuzzy
A warm, dusty reddish-brown that feels cozy and comforting. It’s a friendly and approachable color, perfect for nostalgic or children’s branding.
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