I am primarily using the plotly package with r to plot my results. I would like to define the colors I use in my presentation document (tables, headings etc.) based on the default colors used in plotly. e.g. the colors used to fill the bars in a bar chart or the parts of a pie chart. Is there a way to find out the rgb or hex values?
see the example here: https://plot.ly/r/pie-charts/
I am looking for the rgb/hex values of the orange and the deep blue in the first pie chart.
I think I have a working solution for you. In plotly js and plotly R the colors are the same. So I write a little javascript code that creates 6 traces in a barchart with plotly.js and print afterwards the colors of each bar to the console and in an alert. I created a jsFiddle for that: https://jsfiddle.net/gcx3eoLw/
So the first colors are:
#1f77b4 or rgb(31, 119, 180) // muted blue
#ff7f0e or rgb(255, 127, 14) // safety orange
#2ca02c or rgb(44, 160, 44) // cooked asparagus green
#d62728 or rgb(214, 39, 40) // brick red
#9467bd or rgb(148, 103, 189) // muted purple
#8c564b or rgb(140, 86, 75) // chestnut brown
#e377c2 or rgb(227, 119, 194)
#7f7f7f or rgb(127, 127, 127)
#bcbd22 or rgb(188, 189, 34)
#17becf or rgb(23, 190, 207)
Hope it helps:-)
Edit from 2020 by comment of Despe1990: Since plotly 4 (in python and R maybe? I cannot see changes of color palette in plotly js) the first 3 default colors have changed: #636efa, #ef553b and #00cc96
