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Black Friday Color Palettes with HEX Codes (5 Ready-to-Use Sets)

Five Black Friday and Cyber Monday color palettes with HEX codes, from classic black and gold to bold red and neon, with tips for sale banners, social posts and store signs.

Tool for this: HueVault Pro — Save palettes, keep favorites and print color guidebooks.

By AMZE Studio · · 2 min read

Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday on November 30. Sale graphics need to stand out in a crowded feed and a busy street, so these palettes use strong contrast. Each one has five colors with HEX codes you can copy straight into your design app.

1. Classic Black and Gold

The look most people expect for Black Friday: premium and clear.

ColorHEX
Jet Black#0B0B0D
Gold#C9A227
Bright Gold#FFD400
White#FFFFFF
Graphite#2A2A2E

Best for: luxury and fashion sales, jewelry, salons, premium window graphics.

2. Red Alert Sale

Loud and urgent. Red reads as "sale" almost everywhere.

ColorHEX
Sale Red#D7142B
Deep Red#B3121F
Black#0B0B0D
White#FFFFFF
Warm Gray#E9E4DF

Best for: retail banners, "up to 50% off" posters, A-frame and window signs.

3. Cyber Monday Neon

Dark background with electric color, made for screens.

ColorHEX
Night#0E1116
Neon Mint#2EE6A6
Electric Violet#6C2BD9
Cyan#18C8F0
White#FFFFFF

Best for: online stores, app and software deals, email headers, Instagram stories.

4. Navy and Coral

A calmer sale palette for brands that do not want to shout.

ColorHEX
Navy#1C2B5A
Coral#E4572E
Cream#F4F1EA
Sky#A9C6E8
Ink#14213D

Best for: home and lifestyle stores, cafes, service businesses.

5. Yellow Tag

The bold price-tag look of a hardware store flyer.

ColorHEX
Tag Yellow#F5C400
Black#111111
White#FFFFFF
Concrete#9A9A9A
Signal Red#D7142B

Best for: price stickers, flyers, outdoor banners, tools and electronics.

Text that stays readable

Sale graphics are read in a second, often on a phone in sunlight. These text and background pairs all pass the WCAG AA contrast level for normal text:

  • White on Jet Black, and Bright Gold on Jet Black
  • White on Sale Red or Deep Red
  • Black on Tag Yellow
  • White on Navy, and Ink on Cream
  • Night text on Neon Mint, and White on Electric Violet

White on Coral looks bright but is harder to read, so keep Coral for shapes and buttons with large text, not small print.

Screen versus print

HEX codes describe colors on a screen. Neon mint, cyan and violet cannot be printed as brightly as they look on a phone, and bright reds and yellows shift on vinyl and banner material. Ask for a printed proof and check it in daylight before the sale goes up.

Keep your palettes handy

Our HueVault Pro app keeps palettes like these on your phone, ready to copy. Planning the season? See our Thanksgiving palettes and Christmas palettes, and make your sale posts line up with our Instagram grid guide.