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One merged directory of every ChromaXP brand detail page, sorted A–Z with category badges so you can jump from a single search box. Prefer industry-filtered grids? Use Tech, Fashion, Luxury, Food, Banking, Media, Airlines, or Sports when noise is too high here.

When to use this A–Z view

You already know the brand name (or slug) and want the shortest path to its detail page. Category hubs instead optimize for discovery inside one vertical — both stay in sync because they read the same underlying registry.

How to use it

  1. Type in the search field — matches hit brand display names, URL slugs, and category labels.
  2. Open the card, copy HEX from the detail page, and log the official guideline link next to your ticket.
  3. When a company spans industries, trust the badge as a filing hint, not a business taxonomy.

Prefer a filtered grid?

If you are mood-boarding “any airline blue”, start from Airlines rather than scrolling this full list.

Related on ChromaXP

Tools after you pick a seed color.

Brand hubs index Return to industry tiles when you want a smaller browsing set. Color converter Jump from copied HEX to OKLCH or HSL for modern CSS variables. Tailwind palette Neutral ramps that sit behind loud brand primaries.

FAQ

Why can’t I find a startup I love?

Coverage grows deliberately. If a mark is missing, approximate from their public site via the image color extractor, then verify legally before shipping.

Does the badge change how trademarks work?

No — badges are navigation metadata only. Trademark, logo, and co-brand rules still come from each owner’s official kit.

Duplicate names across sports and tech?

Disambiguate with the badge and slug in the URL. When in doubt, open both cards — detail pages are unique per path.