Five Phrozen colorant bottles in red, blue, yellow, black and white with colorful paint splashes.

UV Resin Colorant Pack

Red|Blue|Yellow|Black|White

Mix Your Own Colors

Five highly concentrated colorants, 30ml each, formulated for UV resin, so you can mix your own shades. Add them to clear resin for transparent effects or white resin for solid colors.

Ten crystal cluster models printed with UV resin colorant in translucent red, blue, yellow, green, purple and more.

Crystal-Clear Colors Made Your Way

From gems and crystals to dice and special effects parts, tint clear resin and fine-tune the color and transparency to create the look you want. 

Hand squeezing a Phrozen blue UV resin colorant bottle, with drops of blue colorant on a white surface.

Concentrated Color, Precise Control

The highly concentrated formula lets you deepen the shade a little at a time, so a small amount goes a long way. Each drop dispenses about 30% less colorant, making fine adjustments easier and color mixing more accurate.

Translucent color test strips in red, pink, blue, yellow, black and green, each showing lighter to deeper shades.

18 Color Formulas, Less Guesswork 

Choose from the 18 official color formulas instead of mixing from scratch. Find the closest shade, then fine-tune it for your base resin to reduce repeated color tests and get results faster.

Explore More

Create More with Colorant

  • Transparent

    Gems, crystals, dice, stained-glass details, translucent prototypes, lampshades, and special effects parts.

  • Fill the Gaps

    Skin tones, browns, earth tones, and special shades (Garnet Red, Jade Green, Coral Orange) that pre-colored resins rarely offer, all mixed on a white base.

  • Multi-Part

    Print different parts in different colors, then assemble them into a multicolor model. The basic color scheme is built into the print, reducing the need for painting afterward.

Mixing colorant into resin, then the finished white figure with translucent red crystal wings. Gray resin printed fantasy bust with a glowing blue chest detail. Copper brown resin printed dragon bust rising from translucent teal waves. Multi-color resin printed character figure in an orange sweater and purple skirt. Translucent gummy bear prints in red, orange, green and blue with glass jars.

4 Steps to Mix & Print

  1. 1

    Shake & pour

    Shake the colorant well. Pour a little resin into a cup to test the color.

  2. 2

    Add drop by drop

    Add one drop at a time, stir well, and check the color as you go.

  3. 3

    Scale up

    Keep your test ratio. Mix the colorant with a small amount of resin first, then scale up proportionally.

  4. 4

    Stir & print

    Stir the resin thoroughly. Run a test print and adjust the exposure settings based on the results.

What you'll need

  • Digital scale
  • Stir stick
  • Small plastic cup
  • Gloves

Safety and handling

  • Wear gloves and clothes you do not mind staining.
  • Hold the bottle upside down and squeeze gently, adding one drop at a time.
  • Check the color before adding more.

Formula Library

Pick a color. See the exact drops to mix it.

Octopus in Rose Pink Octopus in Coral Orange Octopus in Marigold Orange Octopus in Canary Yellow Octopus in Fern Green Octopus in Clover Green Octopus in Lagoon Blue Octopus in Jade Green Octopus in Ivy Green Octopus in Moss Green Octopus in Smoke Brown Octopus in Copper Brown Octopus in Ebony Brown Octopus in Garnet Red Octopus in Iron Gray Octopus in Steel Blue Octopus in Denim Blue Octopus in Lavender Purple

Rose Pink

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red4
Yellow–
Blue–
Black–

Coral Orange

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red2
Yellow1
Blue–
Black–

Marigold Orange

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red1
Yellow2
Blue–
Black–

Canary Yellow

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow2
Blue–
Black–

Fern Green

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow2
Blue1
Black–

Clover Green

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow2
Blue2
Black–

Lagoon Blue

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow–
Blue2
Black–

Jade Green

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow1
Blue2
Black–

Ivy Green

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red2
Yellow4
Blue2
Black1

Moss Green

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow4
Blue–
Black1

Smoke Brown

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red4
Yellow2
Blue–
Black1

Copper Brown

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red5
Yellow3
Blue1
Black–

Ebony Brown

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red4
Yellow1
Blue–
Black2

Garnet Red

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red8
Yellow–
Blue–
Black–

Iron Gray

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red–
Yellow–
Blue–
Black2

Steel Blue

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red2
Yellow–
Blue2
Black–

Denim Blue

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red1
Yellow–
Blue2
Black1

Lavender Purple

Per 100g white base resinDrops
Red2
Yellow–
Blue1
Black–

Choosing a Base Resin and Adjusting Exposure

Phrozen Aqua-Clear Plus 1kg resin bottle next to a translucent anatomical heart print.

Aqua Clear Plus

Highly recommended for clearer, more see-through effects. With colorant added, extend the exposure time by 0.3%.

Phrozen RPG Smoke 1kg resin bottle next to a detailed tabletop miniature of an armored creature.

RPG Smoke

Grayish white base for muted or custom shades. Testing showed little exposure change, so fine-tune to your results.

Phrozen ABS-Like Creamy White 1kg resin bottle next to a white twisted vase print.

ABS-Like Creamy White

Creamy white base for solid colors. Testing needed about twice the exposure time, so start with a small test batch.

FAQ

Can I use epoxy dye or alcohol ink instead?

Phrozen UV Resin Colorant is formulated for UV resin printing. Other dyes may affect curing or stain the release film. Use a colorant designed for UV resin and run a small test print first.

How much colorant should I add?

Add 1 drop at a time. Stir well and check the shade before adding more. Keep the total colorant at no more than 0.3% of the resin weight, as too much colorant may interfere with the curing process.

Do I need to adjust the exposure after adding the colorant?

You may need to. The base resin, color, amount of colorant added, printer, and model size can all affect the results. Check the exposure chart first, then run a small test print before printing the full batch.

Which base resin should I use?

For clear, see-through effects, start with Aqua Clear or Aqua Clear Plus. For solid colors, use a compatible white resin. Run a new test print and check the exposure each time you change the base resin or color.

Why use the UV Resin Colorant Pack instead of buying more pre-colored resin?

When you only need a small batch in a special color, you can color your own resin instead of keeping a bottle of every shade. The 5 colorants can also tint clear resin or fine-tune solid colors one drop at a time.