To make it easier for you to identify individual colors, we present a color chart , thanks to which you can easily choose the shade you are interested in. Each of them is assigned a four-digit code, which reduces the risk of confusion. RAL was created in the 1920s and is still used today - both by designers and architects, as well as in construction and renovation companies. Check out the wide range of paint colors from the RAL palette and make it easier to choose the perfect shade.

RAL paint color palette – a universally used color marking system

The RAL color chart owes its name to the German Institute for Quality and Labeling, which developed it – RAL Deutsches Institut für Gütesicherung und Kennzeichnung e. V.  Initially containing only 40 items, it immediately gained widespread popularity among color professionals. Over time, the palette was expanded, so that today the RAL Classic color chart boasts a rich selection of over 200 precisely labeled colors.

Why a RAL sample book?

  1. Variety: The RAL colour chart offers over 200 unique colour shades, allowing you to choose exactly the one that best reflects your design vision.

  2. Precision: The RAL system is based on numbering and coding, which ensures unambiguous identification of colors regardless of language or location.

  3. Universality: The RAL colour chart is used worldwide in fields such as architecture, industry, painting, graphic design and many others.

Color selection determined by standards

The RAL color chart is the standard for precisely identifying individual color shades. Professionals working in various industries, construction, and interior design use them. The system's uniformity, global availability, and clear color presentation facilitate the selection of appropriate colors that meet the investor's guidelines and the requirements of a given project. Our charts guarantee precise identification, and original RAL color samples allow you to physically experience each color. Thanks to them, you can freely choose from a wide variety of shades.

An extensive RAL palette - a sample is the key to successful purchases

When looking for specialist paints for painting roofs, floors, interiors or facades, you should pay attention to both technical parameters and colors. They are the investor's priority - their appropriate selection is the basis for satisfaction with the completed work. For this purpose, on this website we present you a list of RAL colors , based on which you can consult with the client and verify the adequacy of individual shades and their compliance with the project. Using the RAL palette, you can select paint colors for interiors and facades, as well as floors, water reservoirs, specialized facilities and road infrastructure elements.

A safe purchase with the RAL pattern

The accurate selection of paint shades is crucial for both large and small projects. Therefore, it's important to use precise color samples , which minimize the risk of errors and ensure compliance with project guidelines. The RAL system is not only a universal color palette but also a shade selection tool that allows you to match colors to specific needs. A printed RAL sample provides a physical example of a color, allowing you to see it in real life. You can also use our RAL color list to find the perfect color for your project. Remember that when verifying a shade on a monitor, you must consider parameters such as screen contrast and brightness. To ensure accurate color matching, order the original RAL K7 Classic sample in paper format . The RAL color samples available in our assortment allow you to purchase with confidence, allowing you to test the color before making a decision. And if you visit our branch, you can borrow one on site for a deposit. This sample will help you assess subtle differences between similar shades, allowing you to perfectly match the final color to your specific project.

RAL 10xx – a group of yellow shades

RAL 1000

beige-green

RAL 1001

beige

RAL 1002

yellow sand

RAL 1003

signal yellow

RAL 1004

yellow-honey

RAL 1005

honey and sand

RAL 1006

orange and honey

RAL 1007

yellow narcissus

RAL 1011

chamois-beige

RAL 1012

lemon yellow

RAL 1013

white oyster

RAL 1014

straw-beige

RAL 1015

cream-beige

RAL 1016

sulfur yellow

RAL 1017

saffron yellow

RAL 1018

light yellow

RAL 1019

chamois gray

RAL 1020

sand-gray

RAL 1021

cadmium yellow

RAL 1023

traffic yellow

RAL 1024

dark beige

RAL 1026

luminous yellow

RAL 1027

olive

RAL 1028

melon yellow

RAL 1032

yellow dark lemon

RAL 1033

georgina yellow

RAL 1034

pastel yellow

RAL 1035

pearl beige

RAL 1036

pearl gold

RAL 1037

yellow sunny

RAL 20xx – a group of orange and red shades

RAL 2000

bright orange

RAL 2001

brick orange

RAL 2002

brick red

RAL 2003

orange medium

RAL 2004

orange

RAL 2005

luminous orange

RAL 2007

luminous yellow-orange

RAL 2008

orange

RAL 2009

orange

RAL 2010

signal orange

RAL 2011

deep orange

RAL 2012

salmon

RAL 2013

pearl orange

RAL 30xx – a group of red and pink shades

RAL 3000

fiery red

RAL 3001

deep red

RAL 3002

carmine red

RAL 3003

ruby

RAL 3004

purple red

RAL 3005

medium burgundy

RAL 3007

dark cherry

RAL 3009

red oxide

RAL 3011

Burgundy red

RAL 3012

dirty pink

RAL 3013

matte red

RAL 3014

dark pink

RAL 3015

light pink

RAL 3016

coral

RAL 3017

dark pink

RAL 3018

strawberry

RAL 3020

Cuban red

RAL 3022

pink-brown

RAL 3024

luminous red

RAL 3026

luminous light red

RAL 3027

very dark pink

RAL 3028

pure red

RAL 3031

dark red

RAL 3032

pearl red

RAL 3033

pearl pink

RAL 40xx – a group of purple and violet shades

RAL 4001

dark lilac

RAL 4002

purple red

RAL 4003

intense pink

RAL 4004

claret

RAL 4005

blue lilac

RAL 4006

pink purple

RAL 4007

dark purple

RAL 4008

signal purple

RAL 4009

purple pastel

RAL 4010

pink

RAL 4011

pearl purple

RAL 4012

blueberry

RAL 50xx – a group of blue shades

RAL 5000

heather blue

RAL 5001

blue turquoise

RAL 5002

ultramarine

RAL 5003

sapphire gray

RAL 5004

blue black

RAL 5005

signal blue

RAL 5007

brilliant blue

RAL 5008

blue grey

RAL 5009

Atlantic blue

RAL 5010

blue gentian

RAL 5011

navy blue steel

RAL 5012

light blue

RAL 5013

cobalt blue

RAL 5014

blue gray

RAL 5015

blue medium

RAL 5017

sea ​​blue

RAL 5018

turquoise blue

RAL 5019

blue Capri

RAL 5020

blue green

RAL 5021

sea ​​turquoise

RAL 5022

dark blue

RAL 5023

ash blue

RAL 5024

pastel blue

RAL 5025

pearly bitter

RAL 5026

cold pearl blue

RAL 60xx – a group of green shades

RAL 6000

green steppe

RAL 6001

emerald green

RAL 6002

leafy green

RAL 6003

olive green

RAL 6004

green blue

RAL 6005

green moss

RAL 6006

olive gray

RAL 6007

dark olive

RAL 6008

green brown

RAL 6009

fir green

RAL 6010

green juicy

RAL 6011

green peas

RAL 6012

dark green

RAL 6013

reed green

RAL 6014

olive yellow

RAL 6015

dark olive

RAL 6016

green turquoise

RAL 6017

May green

RAL 6018

green yellow

RAL 6019

medium celadon

RAL 6020

oxide green

RAL 6021

green pale

RAL 6022

olive brown

RAL 6024

warning green

RAL 6025

fern green

RAL 6026

green opal

RAL 6027

light turquoise

RAL 6028

pine green

RAL 6029

mint green

RAL 6032

signal green

RAL 6033

dark turquoise

RAL 6034

pastel turquoise

RAL 6035

pearl green

RAL 6036

opal green

RAL 6037

pure green

RAL 6038

fluorescent green

RAL 6039

fibrous green

RAL 70xx – a group of gray shades

RAL 7000

squirrel gray

RAL 7001

gray blue

RAL 7002

gray olive

RAL 7003

sage gray

RAL 7004

signal gray

RAL 7005

mouse gray

RAL 7006

gray beige

RAL 7008

khaki gray

RAL 7009

gray green

RAL 7010

medium gray

RAL 7011

steel gray

RAL 7012

basalt gray

RAL 7013

gray brown

RAL 7015

gray slate

RAL 7016

anthracite gray

RAL 7021

gray black

RAL 7022

dark gray

RAL 7023

concrete gray

RAL 7024

graphite gray

RAL 7026

granite gray

RAL 7030

stone gray

RAL 7031

steel medium

RAL 7032

gray beige

RAL 7033

cement gray

RAL 7034

gray yellow

RAL 7035

light gray

RAL 7036

platinum gray

RAL 7037

steel gray

RAL 7038

agate gray

RAL 7039

quartzite gray

RAL 7040

ash pyrite

RAL 7042

light gray

RAL 7043

dark gray

RAL 7044

silky gray

RAL 7045

gray

RAL 7046

gray darker

RAL 7047

milky gray

RAL 7048

pearly mouse

RAL 80xx – a group of brown shades

RAL 8000

brown green

RAL 8001

golden walnut

RAL 8002

signal brown

RAL 8003

mid brown

RAL 8004

brown copper

RAL 8007

roe deer brown

RAL 8008

brown olive

RAL 8011

brown hazel

RAL 8012

brown red

RAL 8014

brown chamois

RAL 8015

chestnut

RAL 8016

brown mahogany

RAL 8017

dark chocolate

RAL 8019

brown grey

RAL 8022

brown black

RAL 8023

brown orange

RAL 8024

cream brown

RAL 8025

brown pale

RAL 8028

brown

RAL 8029

pearl copper

RAL 90xx – a group of white and black shades

RAL 9001

pearl white

RAL 9002

white and gray

RAL 9003

signal white (pure white)

RAL 9004

signal black

RAL 9005

deep black

RAL 9006

silver aluminum (metallic color)

RAL 9007

dark silver (metallic color)

RAL 9010

alpine white

RAL 9011

graphite black

RAL 9016

white Beskid

RAL 9017

road black

RAL 9018

gray

RAL 9022

pearl light gray

RAL 9023

pearl dark gray