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Perler color reference · checked September 12, 2026

Perler Bead Color Chart

Search 118 current Perler single-color product codes. Each entry includes its name, official product photo, and approximate HEX and RGB values for screen-based pattern planning.

118current solid colors
118linked official product photos
8older codes kept separate

Current catalog

118 current Perler colors

Search by official product code, color name, HEX, or an RGB value. Product photos open the matching Perler source page.

118 matches

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8 older reference codes

These codes occur in the community RGB dataset but were absent from Perler’s current single-color catalog when checked on September 12, 2026. Meltbead keeps them here for identification and excludes them from automatic matching.

Spice

80-15212 · #D9593A

Periwinkle Blue

80-19070 · #6683B7

Slime

80-15259 · #C8C85C

Neon Blue

80-15089 · #406AE1

Sunflower

80-15268 · #DEBA0B

Lemon

80-15269 · #F6D901

Celery

80-15263 · #BED4A6

Mocha

80-15239 · #C8B693

How to read the chart

Product identity is exact. Screen color is an estimate.

Codes, names, product links, and photos are checked against Perler’s Shop by Color catalog. Use the product code when buying or sorting beads.

Perler does not publish numeric color values. Approximate values for 95 established current colors come from the MIT-licensed BeadColors dataset at a pinned revision. The 23 PER176xx values were sampled from Perler product photos. Lighting, screens, dye lots, and ironing change perceived color, so compare critical shades with beads you own.

Color chart FAQ

Common questions

How many Perler colors are in this chart?

This chart contains 118 single-color product codes found in Perler’s catalog on September 12, 2026. It excludes clear, glow, metallic, striped, and mixed products because one RGB value cannot represent those effects.

Are the HEX and RGB values official?

No. Perler publishes product codes, names, and photos but does not publish numeric RGB or HEX values. Meltbead labels every screen value as approximate.

Why are eight colors listed as older codes?

Those eight codes remain in the referenced community color dataset but were absent from Perler’s current single-color catalog when checked. They are shown to help identify old stock and excluded from automatic matching.

Can I use a color directly in the pattern maker?

Yes. Select “Use in pattern maker” on a current color. The tool opens with the Perler palette and that color selected as the editing brush.