System Red
📱ios · system
Vibrant red used for destructive actions, delete buttons, and error states.
Browse all 104 Apple HIG system colors across all 5 platforms. Each color includes light and dark mode values with one-click copy.
Showing 104 of 104 Apple HIG colors(iOS: 36 · macOS: 26 · watchOS: 14 · tvOS: 13 · visionOS: 15)
Apple HIG · Updated for 2025
System Red
📱ios · system
Vibrant red used for destructive actions, delete buttons, and error states.
System Orange
📱ios · system
Warm orange used for medium-importance alerts and food/delivery app accents.
System Yellow
📱ios · system
Bright yellow used for caution states, warnings, and attention-grabbing badges.
System Green
📱ios · system
Fresh green used for success states, confirmed actions, and positive indicators.
System Teal
📱ios · system
Blue-green used for informational elements, health/fitness app accents.
System Mint
📱ios · system
Soft mint green used for wellness, finance apps, and subtle accents.
System Cyan
📱ios · system
Bright cyan for tech-forward apps, media controls, and vibrant accents.
System Blue
📱ios · system
Primary action blue used for links, selected states, and navigation controls.
System Indigo
📱ios · system
Deep purple-blue for creative apps, premium features, and distinctive accents.
System Purple
📱ios · system
Rich purple used for entertainment apps, creative tools, and feature highlights.
System Pink
📱ios · system
Bright pink for social apps, lifestyle branding, and feminine accents.
System Gray
📱ios · system
Neutral gray for secondary text, disabled states, and subtle UI elements.
System Gray 02
📱ios · system
Medium-light gray for tertiary content and inactive elements.
System Gray 03
📱ios · system
Subtle gray for borders, dividers, and low-priority content.
System Gray 04
📱ios · system
Very light gray for subtle separators and background tints.
System Gray 05
📱ios · system
Ultra-light gray for the faintest separators and background differentiation.
System Gray 06
📱ios · system
Near-white gray for subtle section backgrounds in grouped views.
Label
📱ios · label
Primary text color for content and headings.
Secondary Label
📱ios · label
Secondary text color for subtitles and supporting information.
Tertiary Label
📱ios · label
Tertiary text color for placeholder content and metadata.
Quaternary Label
📱ios · label
Lowest-emphasis text color for disabled labels and read-only content.
Placeholder Text
📱ios · label
Text field placeholder color for empty input hints.
System Fill
📱ios · fill
Primary fill for thin UI elements like slider tracks and progress bars.
Secondary Fill
📱ios · fill
Fill for medium-thickness elements like button backgrounds.
Tertiary Fill
📱ios · fill
Fill for thick elements like search bar backgrounds.
Quaternary Fill
📱ios · fill
Fill for large background area fills like table view backgrounds.
System Background
📱ios · background
Primary view background color for plain content views.
Secondary System Background
📱ios · background
Background for grouped content cells and secondary views.
Tertiary System Background
📱ios · background
Background for grouped table views and tertiary content areas.
Grouped Background
📱ios · background
Background for grouped table views and form sheets.
Secondary Grouped Background
📱ios · background
Secondary grouped background for cells in grouped tables.
Tertiary Grouped Background
📱ios · background
Tertiary grouped background for nested grouped content.
Separator
📱ios · separator
Default separator line for table rows and list dividers.
Opaque Separator
📱ios · separator
Opaque separator for non-translucent views and dark backgrounds.
Tint Color (Accent)
📱ios · link
App accent/tint color for interactive elements, toggle buttons, and controls.
Link Color
📱ios · link
Default link color for tappable text links and hyperlinks.
System Red
💻macos · system
Red for destructive buttons, alerts, and stop indicators.
System Orange
💻macos · system
Orange for medium-importance warnings and accent elements.
System Yellow
💻macos · system
Yellow for caution states and attention badges.
System Green
💻macos · system
Green for success states and positive confirmations.
System Teal
💻macos · system
Teal for informational elements and secondary accents.
System Blue
💻macos · system
Blue for primary actions, selected items, and links.
System Purple
💻macos · system
Purple for creative tools and feature highlights.
System Pink
💻macos · system
Pink for social and lifestyle app accents.
System Gray
💻macos · system
Neutral gray for disabled states and secondary content.
Label
💻macos · label
Primary text color for content and headings.
Secondary Label
💻macos · label
Secondary text for subtitles and supporting content.
Tertiary Label
💻macos · label
Tertiary text for placeholder and metadata.
Quaternary Label
💻macos · label
Lowest emphasis text for read-only and disabled labels.
System Fill
💻macos · fill
Primary fill for thin UI elements.
Secondary Fill
💻macos · fill
Fill for medium-thickness UI elements.
Tertiary Fill
💻macos · fill
Fill for thick UI element backgrounds.
Quaternary Fill
💻macos · fill
Fill for large background areas.
System Background
💻macos · background
Primary window background color.
Secondary Background
💻macos · background
Background for secondary content areas.
Tertiary Background
💻macos · background
Background for tertiary content areas.
Control Background
💻macos · background
Background for text fields and form controls.
Scrollbar Track
💻macos · background
Background color for scrollbar tracks.
Separator
💻macos · separator
Default separator for table rows and list dividers.
Opaque Separator
💻macos · separator
Opaque separator for non-translucent views.
Control Accent
💻macos · link
System accent color for control tinting.
Keyboard Focus
💻macos · link
Focus ring color for keyboard navigation.
System Red
⌚watchos · system
Red for destructive actions and error alerts.
System Orange
⌚watchos · system
Orange for medium warnings and fitness app accents.
System Yellow
⌚watchos · system
Yellow for caution states and achievement badges.
System Green
⌚watchos · system
Green for workout completions and success states.
System Teal
⌚watchos · system
Teal for health metrics and informational accents.
System Blue
⌚watchos · system
Blue for primary actions, activity rings, and connectivity.
System Purple
⌚watchos · system
Purple for mindfulness features and creative accents.
System Pink
⌚watchos · system
Pink for wellness and heart rate related indicators.
Label
⌚watchos · label
Primary text on watchOS display.
Secondary Label
⌚watchos · label
Secondary text for subtitles on watch.
Tertiary Label
⌚watchos · label
Tertiary text for metadata on watch.
System Background
⌚watchos · background
Primary watch face background.
Secondary Background
⌚watchos · background
Secondary content card backgrounds.
Link Color
⌚watchos · link
Tint color for tappable elements on watchOS.
System Red
📺tvos · system
Red for destructive actions and error states on TV.
System Orange
📺tvos · system
Orange for medium-importance elements on TV.
System Yellow
📺tvos · system
Yellow for caution states on TV interface.
System Green
📺tvos · system
Green for success states and confirmations on TV.
System Blue
📺tvos · system
Blue for focused items and primary actions on TV (focused state uses white/light overlay).
System Purple
📺tvos · system
Purple for entertainment app accents on TV.
System Pink
📺tvos · system
Pink for media-focused accents on TV.
Label
📺tvos · label
Primary text color for TV interface.
Secondary Label
📺tvos · label
Secondary text for subtitles on TV.
System Background
📺tvos · background
Primary background for TV content views.
Secondary Background
📺tvos · background
Secondary card backgrounds on TV.
Focus Color
📺tvos · link
Highlight color for focused items on tvOS (parallax/lighting effect).
Link Color
📺tvos · link
Tint color for interactive elements on TV.
System Red
🥽visionos · system
Red for destructive actions in spatial computing.
System Orange
🥽visionos · system
Orange for medium-importance spatial UI elements.
System Yellow
🥽visionos · system
Yellow for caution states in spatial apps.
System Green
🥽visionos · system
Green for success states in spatial computing.
System Blue
🥽visionos · system
Blue for primary actions and spatial UI controls.
System Purple
🥽visionos · system
Purple for creative spatial app accents.
System Pink
🥽visionos · system
Pink for social and lifestyle spatial UI accents.
Label
🥽visionos · label
Primary text in spatial computing environment.
Secondary Label
🥽visionos · label
Secondary text for spatial UI subtitles.
Tertiary Label
🥽visionos · label
Tertiary text for spatial UI metadata.
System Background
🥽visionos · background
Primary background for windows and views in spatial computing.
Secondary Background
🥽visionos · background
Secondary content area background for spatial UI.
Glass Background
🥽visionos · background
Translucent glass material background for visionOS windows.
Link Color
🥽visionos · link
Tint color for interactive elements in spatial computing.
Tint Color
🥽visionos · link
App tint/accent color for visionOS UI controls.
Los colores del sistema Apple HIG son un conjunto de colores semánticos predefinidos definidos en las Directrices de interfaz humana de Apple. Incluyen colores del sistema (rojo, azul, verde, naranja, etc.), colores de texto/etiqueta, colores de relleno, colores de fondo, colores de separador y colores de enlace. Estos colores están diseñados para funcionar en todas las plataformas Apple y se adaptan automáticamente entre el modo claro y oscuro.
En SwiftUI, utilice colores como `Color.red`, `Color.blue` o colores semánticos como `Color(.label)`, `Color(.systemBackground)`. En UIKit/AppKit, utilice `UIColor.systemRed`, `UIColor.label`, `UIColor.systemBackground`. Para compatibilidad multiplataforma, utilice `Color(.systemRed)` que se adapta automáticamente a la plataforma actual y al modo de apariencia.
Apple ajusta los valores de color del sistema por plataforma para tener en cuenta las diferentes tecnologías de visualización, distancias de visualización y condiciones de iluminación ambiental. Por ejemplo, los colores de iOS están optimizados para una visualización brillante y de corto alcance en pantallas OLED/LCD, mientras que los colores de tvOS están diseñados para entornos de sala de estar más oscuros vistos desde lejos en pantallas más grandes.
Sí, Apple diseña todos los colores del sistema HIG para cumplir con los requisitos de contraste WCAG 2.1 AA cuando se usan de acuerdo con las pautas. Los colores de la etiqueta y el texto están diseñados específicamente para proporcionar suficiente contraste con sus colores de fondo correspondientes tanto en el modo claro como en el oscuro. Verifique siempre las relaciones de contraste para su caso de uso específico.
Sí, cada color Apple HIG en esta referencia incluye valores HEX tanto en modo claro como en modo oscuro. Cuando utiliza los colores del sistema de Apple en su código (por ejemplo, `UIColor.systemBackground`), cambian automáticamente entre sus variantes claras y oscuras según la configuración de apariencia del sistema del usuario.
Apple normalmente actualiza los colores HIG con las principales versiones de sistemas operativos (iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, visionOS). Se pueden agregar nuevos colores al sistema y se pueden perfeccionar los colores existentes. Esta referencia se actualiza para reflejar los últimos valores disponibles. Consulte siempre la documentación oficial de Apple HIG para conocer los valores más actualizados.
Sí, puedes usar estos valores HEX en proyectos web, especialmente si estás creando una aplicación web que se siente nativa en dispositivos Apple. Sin embargo, estos colores están diseñados para plataformas nativas y es posible que no cambien automáticamente entre el modo claro y oscuro en la web sin CSS personalizado. Utilice propiedades personalizadas de CSS con consulta de medios `prefiere-color-scheme` para compatibilidad con el modo oscuro.
visionOS presenta un lenguaje de diseño único basado en materiales de vidrio, profundidad y translucidez. El color de fondo del vidrio que figura en esta referencia representa el tinte base del efecto del material de vidrio. En la práctica, visionOS ajusta dinámicamente la apariencia del vidrio según la iluminación, el entorno y el contenido detrás de la ventana; el valor indicado es una aproximación.