INOFFICIAL RGB and HEX color codes of TUM colors

tumcolors.md

INOFFICIAL Colors for Presentation (from 2017)

Name	HEX	RGB
Main colors
TUMBlue	#0065bd	0,101,189
Black	#000000	0,0,0
White	#ffffff	255,255,255
Secondaries
DarkBlue	#005293	0,82,147
LightBlue	#64a0c8	100,160,200
LighterBlue	#98c6ea	152,198,234
Gray	#999999	153,153,153
Emphasis
Orange	#e37222	227,114,34
Green	#a2ad00	162,173,0
LightGray	#dad7cb	218,215,203

INOFFICIAL TUM web colors (from 2022)

Name	HEX	RGB
tum-blue-brand	#3070B3	(48, 112, 179)
tum-blue-dark	#072140	(7, 33, 64)
tum-blue-dark-1	#0A2D57	(10, 45, 87)
tum-blue-dark-2	#0E396E	(14, 57, 110)
tum-blue-dark-3	#114584	(17, 69, 132)
tum-blue-dark-4	#14519A	(20, 81, 154)
tum-blue-dark-5	#165DB1	(22, 93, 177)
tum-blue-light	#5E94D4	(94, 148, 212)
tum-blue-light-dark	#9ABCE4	(154, 188, 228)
tum-blue-light-2	#C2D7EF	(194, 215, 239)
tum-blue-light-3	#D7E4F4	(215, 228, 244)
tum-blue-light-4	#E3EEFA	(227, 238, 250)
tum-blue-light-5	#F0F5FA	(240, 245, 250)
tum-yellow	#FED702	(254, 215, 2)
tum-yellow-dark	#CBAB01	(203, 171, 1)
tum-yellow-1	#FEDE34	(254, 222, 52)
tum-yellow-2	#FEE667	(254, 230, 103)
tum-yellow-3	#FEEE9A	(254, 238, 154)
tum-yellow-4	#FEF6CD	(254, 246, 205)
tum-orange	#F7811E	(247, 129, 30)
tum-orange-dark	#D99208	(217, 146, 8)
tum-orange-1	#F9BF4E	(249, 191, 78)
tum-orange-2	#FAD080	(250, 208, 128)
tum-orange-3	#FCE2B0	(252, 226, 176)
tum-orange-4	#FEF4E1	(254, 244, 225)
tum-pink	#B55CA5	(181, 92, 165)
tum-pink-dark	#9B468D	(155, 70, 141)
tum-pink-1	#C680BB	(198, 128, 187)
tum-pink-2	#D6A4CE	(214, 164, 206)
tum-pink-3	#E6C7E1	(230, 199, 225)
tum-pink-4	#F6EAF4	(246, 234, 244)
tum-blue-bright	#8F81EA	(143, 129, 234)
tum-blue-bright-dark	#6955E2	(105, 85, 226)
tum-blue-bright-1	#B6ACF1	(182, 172, 241)
tum-blue-bright-2	#C9C2F5	(201, 194, 245)
tum-blue-bright-3	#DCD8F9	(220, 216, 249)
tum-blue-bright-4	#EFEDFC	(239, 237, 252)
tum-red	#EA7237	(234, 114, 55)
tum-red-dark	#D95117	(217, 81, 23)
tum-red-1	#EF9067	(239, 144, 103)
tum-red-2	#F3B295	(243, 178, 149)
tum-red-3	#F6C2AC	(246, 194, 172)
tum-red-4	#FBEADA	(251, 234, 218)
tum-green	#9FBA36	(159, 186, 54)
tum-green-dark	#7D922A	(125, 146, 42)
tum-green-1	#B6CE55	(182, 206, 85)
tum-green-2	#C7D97D	(199, 217, 125)
tum-green-3	#D8E5A4	(216, 229, 164)
tum-green-4	#E9F1CB	(233, 241, 203)
tum-grey-1	#20252A	(32, 37, 42)
tum-grey-2	#333A41	(51, 58, 65)
tum-grey-3	#475058	(71, 80, 88)
tum-grey-4	#6A757E	(106, 117, 126)
tum-grey-7	#DDE2E6	(221, 226, 230)
tum-grey-8	#EBECEF	(235, 236, 239)
tum-grey-9	#FBF9FA	(251, 249, 250)
tum-white	#FFFFFF	(255, 255, 255)

GIMP Palette

https://github.com/DoeringChristian/color-palettes/blob/main/TUM.gpl

Here the new colour scheme for the new TUM website.

I added the colors from your image

I guess now for people with myTUM access these websites provide the official templates and all: https://www.it.tum.de/it/faq/it-dienste/medien/corporate-design/wo-finde-ich-die-vorlagen-fuer-das-tum-corporate-design/

Even with myTUM access, I prefer this. Thanks!

Thx !

I have copied the color palette into a gimp color palette, so it can be used with Inkscape.
This might be useful for some, who want to create diagrams for presentations or papers/thesis.
TUM color palette

TipTop!

From TUM:

I am reaching out to you regarding one of your gists at https://gist.github.com/lnksz/51e3566af2df5c7aa678cd4dfc8305f7. The colors you posted there, labeled as "TUM web colors (from 2022)," have not been officially released nor validated for accessibility yet.

I understand that documenting the TUM Colors and adding a GIMP palette took you time and effort. Still, the TUM Colors should not be used without the official guidelines.

Thus, I kindly ask you to remove these colors from your gist. The current official colors with guidelines can be found here: https://portal.mytum.de/corporatedesign/index_html/vorlagen/index_farben.

This request comes from the TUM Web Communications Team, who advised me to contact you directly. If you have any questions regarding the colors, the rules, or the reasons behind this request, please reach out to Fiorina Sch*** at ***

So please prefer the official sources.
I will still leave this community effort here as a simple community listing of colors.

From TUM:

I am reaching out to you regarding one of your gists at https://gist.github.com/lnksz/51e3566af2df5c7aa678cd4dfc8305f7. The colors you posted there, labeled as "TUM web colors (from 2022)," have not been officially released nor validated for accessibility yet.
I understand that documenting the TUM Colors and adding a GIMP palette took you time and effort. Still, the TUM Colors should not be used without the official guidelines.
Thus, I kindly ask you to remove these colors from your gist. The current official colors with guidelines can be found here: https://portal.mytum.de/corporatedesign/index_html/vorlagen/index_farben.
This request comes from the TUM Web Communications Team, who advised me to contact you directly. If you have any questions regarding the colors, the rules, or the reasons behind this request, please reach out to Fiorina Sch*** at ***

So please prefer the official sources. I will still leave this community effort here as a simple community listing of colors.

Hey @lnksz ,

I just wanted to ask if you discussed the name change with the Web Communication Team and if that is sufficient in their eyes?
As the gimp palette has explicitly been mentioned I'm wondering if I should take it down, to not face any legal consequences.

sent a mail, will let you know when I get a response.

As TUMs IT Management, we deffinitvely need a reference that is public.
This gist solves this need.

If the colors are bad, CCC should not use them or update the colors.
The colors come from webcomunications themselves: