A bright, rich rose that sits halfway between pink and red. It sets a romantic, dramatic mood as a light and makes a striking background.
Rose Pink Screen
Rose, the shade shown here, sits exactly halfway between red and magenta on the RGB color wheel: full red, half blue and no green. The result is a rich, saturated pink-red that is deeper than hot pink.
Rose is the color of romance, passion and celebration. It is closely tied to Valentine's Day, flowers and love, and feels more mature and dramatic than lighter pinks while still keeping a playful warmth.
A dimmed rose glow is an easy way to set a romantic mood for dinners or photos. As a background it suits Valentine's, wedding and beauty graphics; soften it with blush tones or ground it with charcoal. If it looks too intense on camera, reduce the saturation slightly.
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 rose pink
The rose pink hex code is #FF007F. In other formats it is RGB(255, 0, 127), HSL(330, 100%, 50%) and approximately CMYK(0%, 100%, 50%, 0%) for print.
Rose Pink pairs well with deep red (#8B0000), blush (#FFE4E1) and charcoal (#36454F). For a color-theory match, try its complementary color #00FF80 for strong contrast, or the analogous colors #FF00FF and #FF0100 for a harmonious palette.
Rose (#FF007F) contains no green at all, so it is deeper and more saturated than hot pink. Hot pink (#FF69B4) is lighter and softer.
Yes. A dimmed rose pink screen gives a warm, romantic glow for Valentine's Day, date nights, or moody photos. Lower the brightness to keep it subtle.
Rose is a strong choice for Valentine's, wedding and beauty-themed graphics, as well as bold product backdrops that need high contrast.
Yes. Choose 720p, 1080p, 4K or a custom size and click Download to save a solid rose pink PNG for wallpapers, backgrounds or design work.