A rich, saturated deep pink with a magenta punch. It gives strong, dramatic colored light and neon-style backgrounds.
Deep Pink Screen
Deep pink is a saturated pink with a strong magenta tone. DeepPink (#FF1493) is a standard named web color. It is darker and more intense than hot pink, which gives it a rich, glowing quality.
Deep pink feels dramatic, bold and a little rebellious. It is a staple of neon signs, synthwave and cyberpunk visuals, and it adds high energy to music, gaming and nightlife content.
Deep pink shines in dark rooms, where it creates a strong colored glow. Try it with a second device showing blue or purple for a two-tone neon setup. As a background, black or electric blue text and props make it stand out even more.
Lighter tints are mixed with white and darker shades with black, from lightest to darkest.
Color harmonies based on the color wheel.
Hex code, color matching and screen uses for deep pink
The deep pink hex code is #FF1493. In other formats it is RGB(255, 20, 147), HSL(328, 100%, 54%) and approximately CMYK(0%, 92%, 42%, 0%) for print.
Deep Pink pairs well with purple (#800080), electric blue (#7DF9FF) and black (#000000). For a color-theory match, try its complementary color #14FF80 for strong contrast, or the analogous colors #F614FF and #FF141D for a harmonious palette.
Yes. DeepPink is a named CSS color defined as #FF1493. It is darker and more saturated than HotPink.
It is used as dramatic accent lighting for portraits and music videos, as a neon or cyberpunk-style background, and for bold graphics that need a strong pink.
Yes. Try one device with the deep pink screen and another with a blue or purple screen on the other side of your subject for a two-tone neon look.
Yes. Choose 720p, 1080p, 4K or a custom size and click Download to save a solid deep pink PNG for wallpapers, backgrounds or design work.