What color process was used for Cinderella?

Cinderella used the Technicolor color process.

Disney’s Cinderella was produced as a full-color animated feature using Technicolor, the influential motion-picture color system known for vivid, carefully separated color imagery. That process helped give the film its jewel-like dresses, warm interiors, colorful magical effects, and dramatic contrast between Cinderella’s drab household life and her appearance at the ball.

Technicolor was not the name of a particular paint color or a studio’s general coloring style. It was a film-color technology and company process used widely in Hollywood. Eastmancolor and Cinecolor were different color systems, while “Color by Deluxe” refers to another laboratory and processing brand.

Released on February 15, 1950, Cinderella was one of Disney’s major postwar successes. Its strong visual design and color helped distinguish the film’s fantasy world, especially the pumpkin carriage transformation and Cinderella’s shimmering ball gown.