SlidePack API Docs

data.json Reference

data.json defines what data to populate a PowerPoint template with, and is one of the required elements of SlidePack's input zip file.

This page is a reference of different types of objects that you can use in data.json. For more concrete examples of how to use them, please refert to Examples.

The root object

This is how the data.json top level object should be shaped.

Attributes

  • Name
    slides
    Type
    object[]
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
    An array of Slide objects. Each will result in a single slide in the output PPTX. Multiple Slide objects may point to the same template slide number, in which case that template slide will be reused multiple times.
  • Name
    theme
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description
    A Theme object that applies to the whole PPTX presentation.

Older versions of the API accepted JSON with the slides array at root. This format is still supported, but is scheduled to be deprecated in the next version.

The data.json root object

{
  "slides": [
    {
      "template": 1,
      "some_text": "Text to place"
    },
    {
      "template": 2,
      "some_table": {
        "type": "table",
        "rows": [
          ["this", "is", "header"],
          ["this", "is", "first row"]
        ]
      }
    }
  ],
  "theme": {
    "colors": {
      "dk1": "#6c685f",
      "lt1": "#f5f2e3"
    }
  }
}

The Slide object

Each Slide object will result in a single slide in the rendered pptx file.

A Slide object is a mapping of placeholder keys to item data.

For each key, SlidePack will look for a corresponding placeholder in the slide and try to fill it with the provided value.

The template key is required and specifies which slide in the template PowerPoint should be used as the template for this slide.

Attributes

  • Name
    template
    Type
    integer
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
    The template slide number to use.

The Slide object

{
  "template": 1,
  "my_text": "Text to place",
  "more_text": {
    "type": "text",
    "value": "More text to place",
    "hyperlink": "https://slidepack.io/"
  },
  "my_table": {
    "type": "table",
    "rows": [
      ["This", "is", "the header"],
      ["This", "is", "the first row"]
    ]
  }
}

The Text object

The Text object is used to represent a piece of text.

It can be used:

  • To replace {placeholders} in text boxes with the provided value.
  • To place text in a table cell.
  • As a list item.

String shorthand

You can use a plain string in place of a Text object when no additional options are needed.

"my_text": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."

is equivalent to:

"my_text": {
  "type": "text",
  "value": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."
}

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "text"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    value
    Type
    string
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
    The text content value.
  • Name
    styles
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description
    A Styles object. Specified values will be used to override existing styles.
    styles.font applies to the text value.
    styles.shape applies to the containing shape.
  • Name
    hyperlink
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    The text will link to this URL if specified.
  • Name
    level
    Type
    integer
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Indent level of this text block within a list. Minimum is 0 (default), maximum is 8. Only applicable if this Text object is part of a List object.

The Text object (minimum example)

"my_placeholder": {
  "type": "text",
  "value": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."
}

The Text object (with more options)

"my_placeholder": {
  "type": "text",
  "value": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.",
  "styles": {
    "font": {
      "size": 28,
      "color": "#000000",
      "underline": true,
      "italic": true
    },
    "shape": {
      "fill": "#E2E9F4",
      "outline": "758AA5",
      "align": "center",
      "vertical_align": "top"
    }
  },
  "hyperlink": "https://slidepack.io/"
}

The Table object

The Table object is used to populate a table with tabular data.

SlidePack will look for tables that have the key as its alt text. In PowerPoint, right click on a table and select View alt text to change a table's alt text.

Each cell value may be a Text object or a string shorthand.

Columns and rows will be added or removed to match the dimensions of the provided array.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "table"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    rows
    Type
    string[][] or object[][]
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    2-dimensional array of cell values. Cell values may be a mixture of Text objects and string shorthands.

  • Name
    rows[n][m]
    Type
    string or object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Cell value at row n, column m.

  • Name
    rows[n][m].databar
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    A data bar will be drawn in the cell if specified.

  • Name
    rows[n][m].databar.ratio
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Length of the data bar, within range 0.0 to 1.0.

  • Name
    rows[n][m].databar.color
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Color of the data bar.

  • Name
    horizontal_sizing
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Specifies how the table resizes horizontally when columns are added or removed.

    • fixed (default) - Keep the original table width. Column widths are adjusted to fit.
    • anchor_left - Keep the left side of the table in place. Table resizes to the right if necessary.
    • anchor_right - Keep the right side of the table in place. Table resizes to the left if necessary.
  • Name
    vertical_sizing
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Specifies how the table resizes vertically when rows are added or removed.

    • fixed - Keep the original table height. Row heights are adjusted to fit.
    • anchor_top (default) - Keep the top side of the table in place. Table resizes downwards if necessary.
    • anchor_bottom - Keep the bottom side of the table in place. Table resizes upwards if necessary.

The Table object (minimum example)

"my_table_alt_text": {
  "type": "table",
  "rows": [
    ["Title", "Artist", "Album"],
    ["So What", "Miles Davis", "Kind of Blue"],
    ["Take Five", "Dave Brubeck", "Time Out"]
  ]
}

The Table object (with more options)

"my_table_alt_text": {
  "type": "table",
  "rows": [
    ["Title", "Artist", "Album"],
    [
      {
        "type": "text",
        "value": "So What",
        "styles": {
          "font": {
            "bold": true
          },
          "shape": {
            "align": "justified"
          }
        }
      },
      { "type": "text", "value": "Miles Davis" },
      { "type": "text", "value": "Kind of Blue" }
    ],
    [
      { "type": "text", "value": "Take Five" },
      { "type": "text", "value": "Dave Brubeck" },
      { "type": "text", "value": "Time Out" }
    ]
  ],
  "horizontal_sizing": "fixed",
  "vertical_sizing": "anchor_top"
}

The Chart object

The Chart object is used to populate a chart with series data.

Currently supported chart types are Bar, Line, Area and Pie.

Scatter charts are also supported, but the data format is slightly different.

SlidePack will look for charts that have the key as its alt text. In PowerPoint, right click on a chart and select View alt text to change a chart's alt text.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "chart"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    labels
    Type
    string[]
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Array of strings that are displayed as category labels. These are usually displayed on the horizontal axis.

  • Name
    labels_interval
    Type
    integer
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display interval of string category labels. For example, 3 would mean one in every three of labels are actually displayed, and the rest are skipped.

  • Name
    date_labels
    Type
    integer[]
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Array of numerical values that are displayed as category labels. Specify this instead of labels to use the "Date axis" format. Values are Excel date values: integers that denote the number of days since Jan 1, 1900. For example, November 11, 2022 is 44881.

  • Name
    date_labels_format
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Format code for date axis category labels. An example is "yyyy/mm/dd". Refer to MS Office documents for format code details.

  • Name
    date_labels_major_unit
    Type
    int
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display interval of date axis category labels. Combine with date_labels_major_time_unit. For example, 2 and "months" means an interval of 2 months.

  • Name
    date_labels_major_time_unit
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    One of "days", "months", or "years".

  • Name
    axis1
    Type
    object
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Data for the primary value axis.

  • Name
    axis1.series
    Type
    object
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Map of series keys to series data objects.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}
    Type
    object
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Series data. If the key exists as a series name in the template chart, that series will be overwritten. Otherwise, a new series will be created.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.name
    Type
    string
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    New name for the series. This name may appear, for example, in the chart legend.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.values
    Type
    number[]
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Array of series data point values.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.styles
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    A Styles object for the whole series.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.data_point_styles
    Type
    object[]
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Array of Styles objects for individual data points. Each styles object applies to the data point in the same position in the values array. Use null elements to keep default styles.

  • Name
    axis1.bounds
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display range of the value axis.

  • Name
    axis1.bounds.minimum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Minimum display value of the axis.

  • Name
    axis1.bounds.maximum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Maximum display value of the axis.

  • Name
    axis1.format
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Format code for value axis labels. Examples are "0.0%" and "#,#0.0". Refer to MS Office documents for format code details.

  • Name
    axis1.major_unit
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display interval of value axis labels.

  • Name
    axis2
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Data for the secondary value axis. Schema is identical to axis1.

Effects of styles and data_point_styles

shape.fillshape.outline
Bar chartBar fillBar outline
Line chartMarker fillPlot line and marker outline
Area chartArea fillArea outline

The Chart object (minimum example)

"my_chart_alt_text": {
  "type": "chart",
  "labels": ["Q1", "Q2", "Q3", "Q4"],
  "axis1": {
    "series": {
      "my_series_key": {
        "name": "Revenue",
        "values": [100, 130, 120, 130]
      }
    }
  }
}

The Chart object (with more options)

"my_chart_alt_text": {
  "type": "chart",
  "labels": ["Q1", "Q2", "Q3", "Q4"],
  "labels_interval": 2,
  "axis1": {
    "bounds": {
      "minimum": 50,
      "maximum": 150
    },
    "format": "#,#.0",
    "interval": 20,
    "series": {
      "ser1": {
        "name": "Revenue",
        "values": [100, 130, 120, 130]
      },
      "ser2": {
        "name": "Expenses",
        "values": [85, 90, 80, 75]
      }
    }
  },
  "axis2": {
    "series": {
      "ser3": {
        "name": "Gross profit margin",
        "values": [0.15, 0.3, 0.33, 0.42],
        "styles": {
          "shape": { "fill": "ffdd99", "outline": "ffaa55" }
        },
        "data_point_styles": [
          null,
          null,
          { "shape": { "fill": "ff0000" } },
          null
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

The Scatter Chart object

The Scatter Chart object is used to populate a scatter chart with series data.

SlidePack will look for charts that have the key as its alt text. In PowerPoint, right click on a chart and select View alt text to change a chart's alt text.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "scatter-chart"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    axis1
    Type
    object
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Data for the primary axis.

  • Name
    axis1.series
    Type
    object
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Map of series keys to series data objects.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Series data. If the key exists as a series name in the template chart, that series will be overwritten. Otherwise, a new series will be created.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.name
    Type
    string
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    New name for the series. This name may appear, for example, in the chart legend.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.values
    Type
    [number, number][]
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Array of series data point values. Each element is a tuple [x, y] that represents a data point.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.styles
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    A Styles object for the whole series.

  • Name
    axis1.series.{key}.data_point_styles
    Type
    object[]
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Array of Styles objects for individual data points. Each styles object applies to the data point in the same position in the values array. Use null elements to keep default styles.

  • Name
    axis1.x_bounds
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display range of the X axis.

  • Name
    axis1.x_bounds.minimum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Minimum display value of the X axis.

  • Name
    axis1.x_bounds.maximum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Maximum display value of the X axis.

  • Name
    axis1.x_format
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Format code for the X axis labels. Examples are 0.0% and #,#0.0. Refer to MS Office documents for format code details.

  • Name
    axis1.x_major_unit
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display interval of labels of the X axis labels.

  • Name
    axis1.y_bounds
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display range of the Y axis.

  • Name
    axis1.y_bounds.minimum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Minimum display value of the Y axis.

  • Name
    axis1.y_bounds.maximum
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Maximum display value of the Y axis.

  • Name
    axis1.y_format
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Format code for the Y axis labels. Examples are 0.0% and #,#0.0. Refer to MS Office documents for format code details.

  • Name
    axis1.y_major_unit
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Display interval of labels of the Y axis labels.

  • Name
    axis2
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Data for the secondary value axis data. Schema is identical to axis1.

The Scatter chart object (minimum example)

"my_scatter_chart_alt_text": {
  "type": "scatter-chart",
  "axis1": {
    "series": {
      "my_series_key": {
        "name": "Occurences",
        "values": [
          [7.1, 5.1],
          [3.4, 6.9],
          [2.6, 2.6],
          [4.0, 8.1],
          [2.8, 4.5]
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

The Chart object (with more options)

"my_scatter_chart_alt_text": {
  "type": "scatter-chart",
  "axis1": {
    "x_bounds": { "minimum": 0, "maximum": 10 },
    "x_format": "#,#0.00",
    "x_major_unit": 1.0,
    "y_bounds": { "minimum": 0, "maximum": 10 },
    "series": {
      "my_series_one": {
        "name": "Natural",
        "values": [
          [7.1, 5.1],
          [3.4, 6.9],
          [2.6, 2.6],
          [4.0, 8.1],
          [2.8, 4.5]
        ]
      }
    }
  },
  "axis2": {
    "series": {
      "my_series_two": {
        "name": "Synthetic",
        "values": [
          [4.6, 5.3],
          [5.2, 3.6],
          [6.0, 2.8],
          [6.3, 6.5],
          [8.2, 4.4]
        ],
        "styles": {
          "shape": { "fill": "ffdd99", "outline": "ffaa55" }
        },
        "data_point_styles": [
          null,
          null,
          { "shape": { "fill": "ff0000" } },
          null,
          null
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

The List object

The List object is used to populate a list with list items.

SlidePack will look for {placeholders} in text boxes and replace it with a list.

values[n].styles.font can be used to change font styles, but values[n].styles.shape is ignored.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "list"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    values
    Type
    string[] or object[]
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    List items. May be a mixture of Text objects and string shorthands.

  • Name
    values[n].level
    Type
    integer
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Indent level. Minimum (default) is 0, max is 8.

The List object (minimum example)

"my-list-placeholder": {
  "type": "list",
  "values": [
    "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
    "consectetur adipiscing elit",
    "Sed mollis pretium"
  ]
}

The List object (with more options)

"my-list-placeholder": {
  "type": "list",
  "values": [
    {
      "value": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
      "level": 1
    },
    {
      "value": "consectetur adipiscing elit",
      "level": 2
    },
    {
      "value": "Sed mollis pretium",
      "level": 2,
      "styles": {
        "font": {
          "bold": true,
          "color": "#2a4598"
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

The Image object

The Image object is used to embed an image.

SlidePack will look for {placeholders} in shapes and replace it with an image.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "image"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    src
    Type
    string
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    Include your image file in the zip archive, and specify the relative path from the directory data.json is in. Supported image formats are jpg, jpeg, gif, and png.

  • Name
    scaling
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Specifies how the image should be scaled.

    • none (default) - Use the image intrinsic size.
    • contain - Scale so that the entire image fits within the target shape.
    • cover - Scale so that the image fills the target shape. Image may overflow.
  • Name
    overflow
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Specifies how overflow should be treated.

    • visible (default) - Image is not clipped, and may overflow the target shape.
    • hidden - Image is clipped at the target shape bounds.

The Image object

  "my-image-placeholder": {
    "type": "image",
    "src": "images/home-office.jpg",
    "scaling": "contain",
    "overflow": "hidden"
  }

The Video object

The Video object is used to embed a video.

SlidePack will look for {placeholders} in shapes and replace it with a video.

Video may be unplayable if it uses a codec that PowerPoint does not support. Microsoft recommends H.264 video and AAC audio.

Attributes

  • Name
    type
    Type
    string "video"
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description
  • Name
    src
    Type
    string
    Required?
    Yesrequired
    Description

    A local video file path or a YouTube URL. For local videos, include your video file in the zip archive, and specify the relative path from the directory data.json is in. Supported file formats are mp4, m4v, and mov.

  • Name
    thumbnail
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Picture to be shown when video is not playing. Required for local video files. Needs to have the same aspect ratio as the video itself. Include your image file in the zip archive, and specify the relative path from the directory data.json is in. Supported file formats are jpg, jpeg, png and gif.

  • Name
    scaling
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Specifies how the video should be scaled.

    • contain (default) - Scale so that the entire video fits within the target shape.
    • cover - Scale so that the video fills the target shape. Video may overflow.

The Video object

  "my-video-placeholder": {
    "type": "video",
    "src": "demo-reel.mp4",
    "thumbnail": "thumb.png",
    "scaling": "contain"
  }

The Styles object

The Styles object is used to apply colors and font styles to objects.

The effects vary depending on what type of object the styles are being applied to. For example, when applied to a Text object, shape.outline changes the outline color of the shape that the text is in. When applied to a bar Chart series, it changes the outline color of the bars.

Some properties do not have an effect when applied to a certain type of object. For example, shape.align is ignored for a chart data point.

See reference entries for each object type and the examples for details.

Attributes

  • Name
    font
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Font styles.

  • Name
    font.typeface
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the text font typeface. Examples are "Arial" and "Calibri".

  • Name
    font.size
    Type
    number
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the text font size, in points.

  • Name
    font.color
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the text color.

  • Name
    font.underline
    Type
    boolean
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Applies underline.

  • Name
    font.bold
    Type
    boolean
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Applies bold.

  • Name
    font.italic
    Type
    boolean
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Applies italic.

  • Name
    font.strike
    Type
    boolean
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Applies strike-through.

  • Name
    shape
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Shape styles.

  • Name
    shape.outline
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the shape outline color.

  • Name
    shape.fill
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the shape fill color.

  • Name
    shape.align
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the horizontal alignment of text within the shape. One of left, center, right, justified or distributed.

  • Name
    shape.vertical_align
    Type
    string enum
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Changes the vertical alignment of text within the shape. One of top, center or bottom.

Text object with Styles

"my-text-placeholder": {
  "type": "text",
  "value": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
  "styles": {
    "font": {
      "typeface": "Times New Roman",
      "size": 28,
      "color": "#000000",
      "underline": true,
      "italic": true,
      "bold": true,
      "strike": true
    },
    "shape": {
      "outline": "accent1",
      "fill": "lavender",
      "align": "center",
      "vertical_align": "bottom"
    }
  }
}

The Theme object

The Theme object is used to change theme colors that apply to all slides in the presentation.

A PowerPoint theme has 12 named colors:

Theme colors

You can specify each of them with a Color string.

Use hex codes such as "#ff0000" or color names such as "snow". Theme color names such as "dk1" cannot be used to define theme colors.

Unspecified colors and ones set to empty strings "" or null retain their original colors.

Attributes

  • Name
    colors
    Type
    object
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Color values.

  • Name
    colors.lt1
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Color for "Text/Background - Light 1". This is usually the slide background.

  • Name
    colors.dk1
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description

    Color for "Text/Background - Dark 1". This is usually the text color.

  • Name
    colors.lt2
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Text/Background - Light 2".
  • Name
    colors.dk2
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Text/Background - Dark 2".
  • Name
    colors.accent1
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 1".
  • Name
    colors.accent2
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 2".
  • Name
    colors.accent3
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 3".
  • Name
    colors.accent4
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 4".
  • Name
    colors.accent5
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 5".
  • Name
    colors.accent6
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Accent 6".
  • Name
    colors.hlink
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Hyperlink".
  • Name
    colors.folHlink
    Type
    string
    Required?
    No
    Description
    Color for "Followed Hyperlink".

Theme object

{
  "colors": {
    "lt1": "F5F2E3",
    "dk1": "6c685f",
    "lt2": "#CAD9EA",
    "dk2": "#5c6875",
    "accent1": "6b95a4",
    "accent2": "c9747f",
    "accent3": "7e9a62",
    "accent4": "tan",
    "accent5": "",
    "accent6": null,
    "hlink": "858499"
  }
}

Deleting elements

Assigning { "delete": true } to a placeholder key will delete that object from the slide.

Deleting objects from a slide

"my_placeholder": {
  "delete": true
}
  • All text boxes containing the placeholder will be deleted.
  • All table cells containing the placeholder will be emptied.
  • All tables and charts with matching alt text will be deleted.

Colors

Specify colors for fonts, fills, etc. using Hex codes or color names.

Hex color codes look like #f6ad5c or FF0000. The leading # is optional. Hex color codes are case-insensitive.

Color names can be lt1, dk1, lt2, dk2, accent1, accent2, accent3, accent4, accent5, accent6, hlink, or folHlink. They correspond to the 12 named colors defined in the theme and can be customized.

The following color names are available as well. They are similar to HTML color names, but please note that there are subtle differences such as "dark" vs "dk". These color names are case sensitive.

black
dkSlateGray
dimGray
slateGray
gray
ltSlateGray
dkGray
silver
ltGray
gainsboro
mistyRose
antiqueWhite
linen
beige
whiteSmoke
lavenderBlush
oldLace
aliceBlue
ltCyan
seaShell
ghostWhite
honeydew
floralWhite
azure
mintCream
snow
ivory
white
medVioletRed
deepPink
paleVioletRed
hotPink
ltPink
pink
dkRed
red
firebrick
crimson
indianRed
ltCoral
salmon
dkSalmon
ltSalmon
orangeRed
tomato
dkOrange
coral
orange
dkKhaki
gold
khaki
peachPuff
yellow
paleGoldenrod
moccasin
papayaWhip
ltGoldenrodYellow
lemonChiffon
ltYellow
maroon
brown
saddleBrown
sienna
chocolate
dkGoldenrod
peru
rosyBrown
goldenrod
sandyBrown
tan
burlyWood
wheat
navajoWhite
bisque
blanchedAlmond
cornsilk
dkGreen
green
dkOliveGreen
forestGreen
seaGreen
olive
oliveDrab
medSeaGreen
limeGreen
lime
springGreen
medSpringGreen
dkSeaGreen
medAquamarine
yellowGreen
lawnGreen
chartreuse
ltGreen
greenYellow
paleGreen
teal
dkCyan
ltSeaGreen
cadetBlue
dkTurquoise
medTurquoise
turquoise
aqua
cyan
aquamarine
paleTurquoise
navy
dkBlue
medBlue
blue
midnightBlue
dkSlateBlue
slateBlue
medSlateBlue
royalBlue
steelBlue
dodgerBlue
deepSkyBlue
cornflowerBlue
skyBlue
ltSkyBlue
ltSteelBlue
ltBlue
powderBlue
indigo
purple
dkMagenta
dkViolet
blueViolet
medPurple
dkOrchid
fuchsia
magenta
medOrchid
orchid
violet
plum
thistle
lavender