The soul of DocuSign

Our customers and signers make courageous choices, and our bold color palette gives us a vivid personality that reflects those choices. 

Our color palette is inspired by paper-white and black text with neons as highlights and accents. In documents and agreements, these accents indicate places to draw your attention, to take action and move forward.

Primary palette

The core of our brand palette is black and white—our digital hat-tip to ink on paper. We use this neutral base as a simple, confident canvas. We can then layer on text, photography, video, animation, and product UI, knowing this starting point will ensure our content shines. We primarily use white for backgrounds and black for text and messaging.

Black
#000000
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WHITE
#FFFFFF
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Sig yellow

Inspired by highlighter yellow, Sig yellow is unique to DocuSign and shares its name with the Sig. When reproducing in RGB, use only Sig yellow for the Sig. For print applications, refer to the “Sig yellow for print” section below.

SIG YELLOW
#D5FF00
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Secondary palette

Colorful sticky notes call attention to "sign here" in printed documents. Likewise, our secondary colors stand out against the primary black and white. They add vibrancy and energy to the brand. Apply a secondary color as an optional accent depending on the context.

PINK
#FF0099
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Purple
#983DD8
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BLUE
#006FF9
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TEAL
#00D8C6
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Green
#38E869
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ORANGE
#FF6948
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RED
#FF5C5C
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Expanded palette

Each secondary color includes 10 swatches ranging from light (tints) to dark (shades). Use this palette for more complex applications, such as infographics or diagrams.

#FFEFF9
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#FFCAE9
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#FF9CD7
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#FE71C6
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#FE48B6
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PINK
#FF0099
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#C40076
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#8E0055
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#5B0037
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#380022
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#F7F1FC
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#E7D2F6
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#D3ADEE
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#C790EF
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#BA73ED
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Purple
#983DD8
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#8830C9
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#652990
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#3F195A
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#240F34
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#F0F4FF
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#D0D9FF
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#A7B9FF
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#81A0FF
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#5B8BFF
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Blue
#006FF9
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#005CD3
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#01439C
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#002965
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#00163F
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#DCFAF7
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#82ECE2
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TEAL
#00D8C6
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#00B8A7
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#00A89A
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#008479
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#007268
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#00514A
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#00322E
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#001D1B
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#DDFBE5
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#81F1A0
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Green
#38E869
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#2CBB54
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#28A94C
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#20873C
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#1C7434
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#145325
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#0C3217
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#071D0D
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#FFF1EE
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#FFCEC3
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#FEA691
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#FE7E61
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orange
#FF6948
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#C55137
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#A9422F
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#783222
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#4A1F15
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#2A120C
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#FFF1F1
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#FDCFCF
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#FCA4A4
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#FB7E7D
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red
#FF5C5C
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#DB3939
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#B43B3A
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#802A2A
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#4F1A1A
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#2f0f0f
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Neutral spectrum

Derived from liquid ink, the neutral spectrum represents the digital application of a wet signature.

N10
#f4f4f6
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N20
#d8d9e0
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N30
#bcbbc8
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N40
#a4a2b4
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N50
#908da4
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N60
#706D88
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N70
#63607C
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N80
#48455e
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N90
#2b2a3b
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N100
#191823
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Usage proportions

Proportion rules create balance and consistency. They also maintain a clear hierarchy in our color strategy for each application. Use the proportion that best accomplishes your design goals within any given context.

Use as accent
When using Sig yellow or the secondary palette as an accent, it should take up no more than 1/8 of the total design surface.
Use as flood
When using Sig yellow or the secondary palette as a flood, it can take up 1/2 or slightly more of the total design surface.

Gradients

Bright highlighter marks and sticky notes are common in contracts and business documents. Combining these colors creates a range of gradients. Use gradients to add impact to photo treatments, typography and other floods of color.

Primary gradient
The primary usage of the gradient features fully saturated colors in the complete range of the palette.
Secondary gradients
When an alternate version of the color treatment is needed, the gradient can be used with 3 stops to create a more simplified variation of the gradient.

Digital examples

Explore a selection of approved usage featuring our color palette on digital applications.

Sig yellow for print

Use the Pantone and CMYK values when reproducing Sig yellow for print applications.

CMYK
Use the CMYK color palette for anything printed, such as in-person events, booth graphics, outdoor boards, wall graphics and print ads.
Pantone
Use Pantone colors for offset printing or specifying a color for an item, such as embroidery thread, silk screening on t-shirts and plastics. The preferred color to use is PMS 809 (it's fluorescent).

Print examples

Explore a selection of approved usage featuring our color palette on print applications.

Mistakes to avoid

Color adds a fun element to the DocuSign brand. Just avoid these common mistakes that don't align with our identity.

Lack of contrast
Avoid lack of contrast. Make sure to meet WCAG 2.0 level AA requirements.
Too many accent colors
Don't overuse accent colors. Stick to one accent color per composition.
Text in color
Never set text on an accent color. Headlines and body copy should always be black or white.