Lighting Gels / Lighting Filter Colours

Gels (also known as colour gels, colour filters or lighting gels) are now regularly used for live events, film, photography, architectural installations, art projects, and increasingly colour-correcting LED light sources. Enhance your lighting with vibrant colours, diffusion, and creative effects. Browse our wide range today.

The most commonly used lighting gels

The link below to our lighting gel filter guide contains a list of the most popular lighting gels for theatre, film & TV, photography, install and domestic use.

The guide explains the use case and benefits of each of our commonly used gels to achieve your desired effect on stage, in the studio, on your project fit out and around the house or office space, as well as showcasing our list of well stocked, readily available and most popular colours and technical gels.

In our guide you'll find the perfect lighting gel for most applications, in stock and ready to despatch.

For the full Rosco E-Colour+ and Supergel range of lighting gels, please see the colour swatch below.

Complete your stage lighting and help create an exciting atmosphere with our wide collection of lighting gels and filters. Our unparalleled collection of colours will adhere to any of your stage needs. Choose from our colour selector below and filter by colour effect, high temperature, technical and diffusion gels. They can be sorted in chromatic or numerical order, meaning finding the perfect colour for your event is hassle-free with Stage Depot.

Warming up LED lighting

View our guide to warming / softening household lights to find out how to fix the harsh light produced by some domestic cool-white LEDs.

Lighting Gel Colour Swatch

Please note that the colour filter samples shown on this website are the closest possible display colours and should be used as a guide. E-colour (Full Range) Swatch Book and Supergel (High Temperature) Swatch Book colour sample books are available and are recommended for exact colour matching.

Note: Although designed for hot lanterns, gels should not directly touch a hot light source or glass.