Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter
Enter a paint name like Hale Navy HC-154 into the Benjamin Moore Name field, and the Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter looks up its approximate hex equivalent for you from a curated reference list. Click Convert and the code appears in Hex Output. The hsl to hex converter takes hue, saturation, and lightness values and calculates the matching hex color code, with an uppercase letter option.
How the Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter Works
Looking Up a Benjamin Moore Paint Name
Type the paint's official name and code — for example Hale Navy HC-154 — into the Benjamin Moore Name field. The Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter checks that name against its reference list and returns the matching Hex Output as soon as you click Convert. Because this is a name lookup rather than a color computation, you'll get the most reliable result by entering the name close to how it appears in the reference list below — the tool also accepts a partial match, so typing just Hale Navy will still find Hale Navy HC-154.
Why It's a Curated List, Not an Official Database
Benjamin Moore doesn't publish an official paint-name-to-hex conversion table, and its full catalog of paint colors is proprietary. This Benjamin Moore to hex converter and Benjamin Moore paint color code converter instead works from a small, hand-curated reference list of well-known Benjamin Moore shades. Every result is an approximation meant for digital mockups, mood boards, and quick color pairing — not a substitute for an official Benjamin Moore fan deck or in-store color match when the physical paint itself is what matters.

Currently Supported Benjamin Moore Paint Colors
The Reference List
The converter's reference list currently covers these Benjamin Moore names and their approximate hex equivalents: The fastest way to make sense of a raw hex timestamp is to paste it into the hex to date converter and read the UTC date output.
| Benjamin Moore Name | Hex Output |
|---|---|
| Simply White OC-117 | #F6F5F1 |
| Chantilly Lace OC-65 | #F4F2EE |
| Hale Navy HC-154 | #38424B |
| Cloud White OC-130 | #F3EFE1 |
| Revere Pewter HC-172 | #A39784 |
| Kendall Charcoal HC-166 | #4A4A48 |
| Decorator's White CC-20 | #F5F2E9 |
These seven names span the paint colors homeowners and designers search for most often — a couple of soft off-whites (Simply White, Chantilly Lace, Cloud White, Decorator's White), a deep navy (Hale Navy), and two neutral grays (Revere Pewter, Kendall Charcoal). If you enter a Benjamin Moore paint name that isn't in this list, the tool won't guess or invent a value — it returns a clear error instead, so you always know when a result is real versus missing.
Worked Examples: Converting Benjamin Moore Names to Hex
Example 1: Hale Navy HC-154
- Input: Enter Hale Navy HC-154 into the Benjamin Moore Name field.
- Click Convert.
- Result: Hex Output shows #38424B — a deep, muted navy popular for accent walls, front doors, and cabinetry.
Example 2: Revere Pewter HC-172
- Input: Enter Revere Pewter HC-172.
- Click Convert.
- Result: Hex Output shows #A39784 — a warm greige that's one of Benjamin Moore's most requested neutrals.
Example 3: A Partial Name Match
- Input: Enter just Simply White (without the OC-117 code).
- Click Convert.
- Result: The converter matches it against Simply White OC-117 in the reference list and returns #F6F5F1.
Going the Other Direction: Hex to Benjamin Moore
If you're starting from a hex code instead — say a brand color from a style guide — and want the closest Benjamin Moore paint match, that's a separate tool on this site: the Hex to Benjamin Moore Converter. It compares your hex value against the same reference list and returns the nearest match along with how close the match is, which is useful when you're going from digital to physical rather than physical to digital. This page only handles the paint-name-to-hex direction.
Common Uses for the Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter
Where This Tool Fits Into a Design Workflow
- Web and app design: Get the hex value of a Benjamin Moore wall color so your site's accent colors or a client's brand palette match their actual painted space.
- Mood boards and digital mockups: Bring a physical paint choice into Figma, Adobe XD, or any browser-based design tool without eyeballing the color from a photo.
- Interior design proposals: Show a client their chosen Benjamin Moore paint alongside furniture, fabric, or CSS-based renderings in the same hex color space.
- Cross-checking a paint choice: Confirm the approximate digital hex value of a Benjamin Moore name before referencing it in a spec sheet or style guide.
Tips for Using the Converter Accurately
- Enter the paint name as close to the reference list spelling as possible — including the code (like HC-154) narrows the match to the exact shade rather than a similarly-named color.
- Remember that Benjamin Moore's full paint catalog runs into the thousands of colors, while this reference list covers a curated handful of the best-known names — expect an error, not a guess, for names outside that list.
- Treat the hex result as an approximation for screen and digital use — the same paint can look different in person depending on lighting, sheen, and the surface it's applied to.
Benjamin Moore to Hex Converter: Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this official Benjamin Moore color data?
No. Benjamin Moore doesn't publish an official hex-mapping table for its paint colors, so every result here comes from a small, independently curated reference list rather than a licensed or verified source. - Which Benjamin Moore names does the converter currently support?
Simply White OC-117, Chantilly Lace OC-65, Hale Navy HC-154, Cloud White OC-130, Revere Pewter HC-172, Kendall Charcoal HC-166, and Decorator's White CC-20 — see the reference table above for their hex values. - What happens if I enter a paint name that isn't supported?
The converter shows a clear error rather than fabricating a hex value, so you can tell right away that the name isn't in the current reference list. - Can I go from a hex code to the closest Benjamin Moore paint instead?
Yes — use the separate Hex to Benjamin Moore Converter on this site, which runs the reverse lookup against the same reference list. - Does this tool send my data anywhere?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored.