For the person who has everything — except a color with their name
Give a color no one else can ever give. Each of the 16,777,216 colors can be named only once — and the one you choose becomes theirs, with a certificate and its own page online.
Name their colorNot sure which color they would pick? Give a gift voucher — they choose the color and the name themselves.
How It Works
Pick a color
Choose any of the 16,777,216 digital colors — or let the color picker surprise you.
Name and dedicate it
Give the color its name and add a personal dedication message.
Receive the record
Get a registration certificate (PDF & PNG) and a dedicated public color page that stays online.
People Have Named Colors To…
Every registration has a story. A few real ones:
Win a bet
"They said this color doesn't exist. Now it has my name on it." Settle an argument — permanently.
Surprise the office
A company's very own color, certificate on the wall. Nobody expects it — everybody talks about it.
One for each kid
A color per child — their own name, their own page to visit when they grow up. A small, lasting way to say I love you.
Mark a date
A wedding day, a birthday, the day you met — turned into the color that will always mean that day.
One color, one name, one owner
A color name can be registered only once. Once it belongs to someone, it can never be given again — which is exactly what makes it a real gift.
What You Get
- A registered color name — recorded permanently in the register, one name per color, first come only.
- Registration certificate — beautifully designed, delivered as PDF and PNG, ready to print and frame.
- A dedicated public color page — the color, its name and your dedication message, online at its own permanent address.
- Personal dedication — your own words, part of the record.
All of it for $45 USD (Standard)
Name a Color
A symbolic register — honestly
The Official Register of Color Names is a private, symbolic register. Naming a color here is a commemorative act — like naming a star. It does not grant trademark, copyright or any exclusive legal rights to the color itself, and the register is not affiliated with color standards organizations. What it does give you is real: a permanent public record, a certificate, and a story that is yours alone.