Daily colors games

19 games · Guess hues, shades and color codes.

a random colors game

Color -dle games test your eye instead of your vocabulary. You guess a six-digit hex code, match a hidden shade, or mix red, green, and blue to recreate a target color. They are a quick, surprisingly addictive daily challenge, especially for designers and artists.

Hexcodle leads the category by asking you to guess a hex code in five tries with directional hints, and the genre branches into shade-matching and crayon-mixing games. Each one below is free and refreshes daily.

★ Standouts

All colors games

Flood the grid with colour in as few moves as possible.

Match a famous brand's colour from memory.

Guess the daily color from subtle clues.

Crack the daily colour code, Mastermind-style.

Guess the day's color by its RGB values.

Guess the color by mixing RGB.

Match the color to its code.

Guess the crayon color of the day.

Recreate the shown colors from memory.

Arrange the tiles into a perfect colour gradient.

Guess the hex code of a color.

Guess the color's three-digit hex code in five tries.

Guess the hex colour code in six tries.

Spot the tile with a slightly different hue.

Guess a brand's colour from its grayscale logo.

Mix RGB and CMY sliders to match the target colour.

Pour coloured layers until each tube is one colour.

Match a famous painting's colour with HSL sliders.

Guess a cartoon character's colour from memory.

Frequently asked

What is the best color guessing game?

Hexcodle is the clear leader: guess the six-digit hex code in five tries, with hints telling you how close each digit is. Colordle and Colorle are popular shade-matching alternatives.

Do you need to know hex codes?

It helps for Hexcodle, but the hints teach you quickly, and games like Crayondle just ask you to mix a color by eye.

Are these useful for designers?

Many designers play them to sharpen their sense of color and hex values, but anyone with a good eye can enjoy them.