Retro 70s Color Palette
A groovy retro 70s color palette — mustard, avocado, burnt orange, and brown. Hex codes for vintage branding and nostalgic designs.
A retro 70s color palette captures Cream, Mustard, Burnt Orange, and 3 more coordinated tones — ready-to-copy hex codes for web design, branding, UI themes, and creative projects.
The Retro 70s Palette
- Cream #F7E7B4 rgb(247, 231, 180) hsl(46, 81%, 84%)
- Mustard #E8A33D rgb(232, 163, 61) hsl(36, 79%, 57%)
- Burnt Orange #BC5A1F rgb(188, 90, 31) hsl(23, 72%, 43%)
- Chocolate #7B3F00 rgb(123, 63, 0) hsl(31, 100%, 24%)
- Avocado #A3B18A rgb(163, 177, 138) hsl(82, 20%, 62%)
- Olive #606C38 rgb(96, 108, 56) hsl(74, 32%, 32%)
Use this palette
Copy all hex codes or build a custom palette from your own photo in under 1 second.
Hex Codes at a Glance
#F7E7B4, #E8A33D, #BC5A1F, #7B3F00, #A3B18A, #606C38
How to Use This Palette
- In CSS: Paste each hex into your
:rootcustom properties or directly intobackground-color/colordeclarations. - In Figma or Sketch: Copy the hex into any fill or stroke color field. Save each color to your local style library for reuse across frames.
- In Tailwind CSS: Add each hex to your
tailwind.config.jsfile insidetheme.extend.colors, then use classes likebg-palette-500. - In Procreate or Photoshop: Create a new swatch set and paste each hex value. PhotoTones Pro exports ready-to-import
.swatchesand.asefiles, plus brand kit ZIPs with design tokens and Figma JSON.
Build Your Own Palette
This retro 70s palette is one of many themed palettes in the PhotoTones gallery. To build a palette from your own photo, use the free PhotoTones color palette from image generator — it extracts up to 12 hex codes per image in under a second, entirely in your browser. No signup required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What hex codes are in a retro 70s color palette?
This retro 70s palette includes #F7E7B4, #E8A33D, #BC5A1F, #7B3F00, #A3B18A, #606C38. Copy any hex directly for CSS, Figma, Tailwind, or mood board projects.
How do I use a retro 70s palette in web design?
Use vibrant tones for primary actions, muted tones for backgrounds, and dark tones for text. Upload your own retro 70s-inspired photo to PhotoTones to extract a custom palette in under 1 second.
Can I build a custom retro 70s palette from my own photo?
Yes. Open phototones.com, upload a retro 70s-inspired image, and click Generate Color Palette. PhotoTones extracts up to 6 colors free (12 on Pro) — entirely in your browser with no upload.