Colors#

Qualified name: manim.utils.color.Colors

class Colors(value)[source]#

Bases: Enum

A list of pre-defined colors.

Examples

The preferred way of using these colors is by importing their constants from manim:

>>> from manim import RED, GREEN, BLUE
>>> RED
'#FC6255'

Note this way uses the name of the colors in UPPERCASE.

Alternatively, you can also import this Enum directly and use its members directly, through the use of color.value. Note this way uses the name of the colors in lowercase.

>>> from manim.utils.color import Colors
>>> Colors.red.value
'#FC6255'

Note

The colors of type “C” have an alias equal to the colorname without a letter, e.g. GREEN = GREEN_C

Attributes

`white`
`gray_a`
`gray_b`
`gray_c`
`gray_d`
`gray_e`
`black`
`lighter_gray`
`light_gray`
`gray`
`dark_gray`
`darker_gray`
`blue_a`
`blue_b`
`blue_c`
`blue_d`
`blue_e`
`pure_blue`
`blue`
`dark_blue`
`teal_a`
`teal_b`
`teal_c`
`teal_d`
`teal_e`
`teal`
`green_a`
`green_b`
`green_c`
`green_d`
`green_e`
`pure_green`
`green`
`yellow_a`
`yellow_b`
`yellow_c`
`yellow_d`
`yellow_e`
`yellow`
`gold_a`
`gold_b`
`gold_c`
`gold_d`
`gold_e`
`gold`
`red_a`
`red_b`
`red_c`
`red_d`
`red_e`
`pure_red`
`red`
`maroon_a`
`maroon_b`
`maroon_c`
`maroon_d`
`maroon_e`
`maroon`
`purple_a`
`purple_b`
`purple_c`
`purple_d`
`purple_e`
`purple`
`pink`
`light_pink`
`orange`
`light_brown`
`dark_brown`
`gray_brown`