About EsportTeamColors

EsportTeamColors is a free, open reference tool that provides official color codes for professional esport teams. Our database currently covers 148 teams across 11 of the largest competitive gaming titles: League of Legends, Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG: Battlegrounds, and PUBG Mobile.

Who Built This

EsportTeamColors was created in 2025 by Phu Le, a software developer and esport enthusiast based in Vietnam. After years of struggling to find accurate, up-to-date color codes for esport teams — digging through brand PDFs, inspecting logos pixel by pixel, and cross-referencing multiple sources — Phu built this tool to solve the problem once and provide a single reliable reference for the entire community. The project is open source on GitHub.

Our Mission

Accurate brand colors matter. A single wrong hex value can make a social media graphic look off-brand, a printed jersey appear mismatched, or a stream overlay feel unprofessional. We built EsportTeamColors to give designers, content creators, and fans a single reliable source for the exact color codes used by their favorite teams. Every team page provides colors in four industry-standard formats — HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK — so the data is ready for any workflow, from CSS and Figma to print production.

How We Source Colors

Every color in our database is cross-referenced against multiple sources: official brand guidelines when publicly available, current team jerseys and competition kits, verified social media and tournament broadcast assets. We follow a Logo-Inclusive policy: the palette for each team must include all distinctive colors visible in the team logo, not just the colors listed in a brand guide. This means inspecting mascot details, shield accents, and secondary elements that many references overlook.

When teams undergo rebrands, we update our records to reflect the latest official colors. Colors are never eyedropped from compressed JPEGs or screenshots — we use documented sources and direct logo pixel inspection to ensure accuracy. Each color entry includes the brand color name alongside precise values in HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK.

What You Can Do With This Data

Our users include graphic designers creating tournament brackets, streamers building branded overlays in OBS, jersey manufacturers verifying print-ready CMYK values, fan artists matching team aesthetics, and developers building esport apps and dashboards. The tools section includes a palette generator, color comparison tool, team wallpaper creator, and format converter to help you work with these colors directly.

Report an Error

Found an incorrect color? Want to suggest a team or game to add? We take accuracy seriously and welcome feedback from the community. Visit our contact page to get in touch, or open an issue on GitHub.