Hama Bead Colour Chart for Midi 5 mm

The official charts verified on August 31, 2026 list 88 current Midi colours, 79 current Mini colours, and 31 current Maxi colours. Those totals describe each product line, not 198 unique H-codes. Many codes are shared across sizes. The Hama bead colour chart also keeps seven older Midi records, two older Mini records, and three shop-listed Midi variants in clearly separated archive or chart-pending views.Official Hama colour chart page · Official numbered Mini/Midi chart

Hama uses the same H-code identity across Midi, Mini, and Maxi when a shade is offered in more than one size. Availability is not the same: a code can be current in Midi and absent from Mini or Maxi. Use the product-line badges and choose the exact bead size before ordering. The screen reference is indexed by H-code, but bead diameter, light, and the amount of material can still change how a finished piece looks.Official Hama charts by bead size

No. Hama’s dated charts establish the code, name, product-line listing, and finish family. The HEX and RGB swatches are browsing references from a pinned, MIT-licensed community dataset. They are not manufacturer measurements and should not override the code printed on a bag. For a shade without a reliable community value, the chart shows “No RGB” instead of sampling a product photograph.Pinned community data snapshot

Current means the H-code appears in the official 2026 chart for the selected bead size. Archive means the code exists in the community record but does not appear in that current official line chart; this is evidence of historical use, not a claim that every shop has stopped selling old stock. Chart pending is narrower: the official Midi shop lists variants 207-123 through 207-125, but the current colour charts do not yet confirm their names or finishes.Check the current official charts

Each special finish keeps its official family label and receives a visual overlay so it is not mistaken for an ordinary solid. A flat monitor colour cannot reproduce transparency, fluorescence, stored-light glow, metallic reflection, or a pearl sheen. The H-code and finish label are the reliable lookup fields; the on-screen swatch remains a rough recognition aid.See Hama’s finish groups

No. Hama and Perler use different catalogs, materials, names, and code systems. Similar-looking screen values are useful for generating a candidate substitute, but they are not proof of a physical match. This Hama bead colour chart stays focused on trusted catalog identity. A Hama-to-Perler tool should expose its color-distance basis, finish exclusions, and confidence before it is used for purchasing or pattern conversion. Browse the separate Perler chart.

Official PDF and shop URLs are stored with a verification date. The community CSV files are pinned to an exact upstream commit and SHA-256 checksum. Automated tests assert the current, archived, and pending totals for all three product lines, check special-finish counts, and require missing screen values to remain null. A source change that breaks those facts fails the data build instead of silently changing the public chart.Official Hama source page · Community dataset license and history

Hama describes Mini as its smallest format for detailed work and Maxi as a larger format for younger children and easier handling; Midi is the general-purpose middle size. The chart does not infer age suitability from bead colour data. Follow the age guidance, supervision notes, and ironing instructions printed by Hama for the exact product you buy.Official Maxi colour palette · Hama product and safety information