What is the HEX code for Pink and Green mixed?

When Pink (#FF69B4) and Green (#008000) are mixed equally, the result is Muted Tan with HEX code #9D8164.

What is the approximate Pantone™ match for Pink and Green mixed?

The closest approximate Pantone™ match for the mix of Pink and Green is Warm Gray 7 C (ΔE 9.5). This is a mathematical approximation, not an officially certified Pantone value.

What Color Does Pink and Green Make?

Q: What Color Does Pink and Green Make?

Mixing Pink and Green produces Muted Tan. The resulting color has a HEX code of #9D8164 and RGB values of rgb(157, 129, 100).

Pink#FF69B4

Green#008000

#9D8164

Muted Tan

#9D8164

Muted Tan

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HEX#9D8164

RGBrgb(157, 129, 100)

HSLhsl(31°, 23%, 50%)

CMYKcmyk(0%, 18%, 36%, 38%)

CIELABLab(55.9, 6.5, 19.8)

Pantone™ Approximations

Warm Gray 7 CApproximate (ΔE 9.5)

Warm Gray 9 CApproximate (ΔE 9.8)

Warm Gray 5 CApproximate (ΔE 13.8)

Pantone™ values shown are mathematical approximations, not official Pantone colors. Pantone® is a registered trademark of Pantone LLC.

RAL (approx.)

RAL 7048Pearl mouse greyApproximate (ΔE 9.3)

RAL 1011Brown beigeApproximate (ΔE 10.4)

RAL 3012Beige redApproximate (ΔE 10.5)

Pantone® and RAL® codes shown are mathematical approximations calculated by color distance (ΔE CIEDE2000). They are not officially certified values.

About This Color Combination

Pink and green are near-complementary colors — pink carries red, which opposes green on the color wheel — so mixing them produces muted tan and warm beige as their opposing pigments partially neutralize each other. The white component in pink prevents the mix from going fully brown, keeping the result in a soft, warm neutral zone. The tan has a subtle warmth that works well as a background or shadow tone.

Usage Tips

In portrait and figure painting, muted tans from pink-green mixes appear naturally in skin shadow areas where reflected greenery desaturates warm flesh tones. Illustrators use these neutrals as background washes that let brighter pink and green elements pop as accents. Interior designers sometimes use warm tan as a bridge neutral in rooms that feature both pink and green accents, creating cohesion. The resulting muted tone pairs beautifully with botanical prints and natural linen textures.

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