UPDATE: Google Pixel 8 launches today. See our Google Pixel 8 event live blog for updates.

The Google Pixel 8 leaks continue to pour in. Marketing images leaked this week from WinFuture, along with renderings from prominent tipsters Evan Blass and MySmartPrice, give us our best idea yet of what color options we could see in the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro gave us our most comprehensive look yet.

WinFuture's images showcase four colors for the Pixel 8: peach, gray, white/beige, and black. The Pixel 8 Pro, on the other hand, will reportedly be available in white/beige, blue, and black. The rendered images mostly reflect these colors, although there is no sign of a white/beige Pixel 8 option.

Between all these leaked information, there are few surprises left when Google officially unveils the Pixel 8 series at its Made by Google event on October 4. Until then, you can read all about what we can expect from the next-generation Pixel lineup here.

According to MySmartPrice, the Pixel 8 will be available in three colors: peony, gray, and obsidian black, as the white/beige color option shared in WinFuture's report is apparently missing from the rendered lineup, whether it will remain exclusive to the Pixel 8 Pro remains to be seen.

With the Pixel 7a, Google announced a fourth exclusive color option, a bright orangey-pink shade called Coral. So far, Google has no plans to repeat this with the Pixel 8 series. Also, previous rumors of a green Jade option for the Pixel 8's Vanilla did not materialize.

Official-looking case leaks suggest that at least five colorful case options will be available for the Pixel 8. These include Coral, Rose (pink), Charcoal (black), Hazel (gray), and Mint (green).

Turning to the Pixel 8 Pro, MySmartPrice lists three colors: sky blue, porcelain, and obsidian black. While these color options are not unexpected in and of themselves, the naming conventions seem a bit uninspired when compared to Google's past lineups.

The Pixel 8 series is expected to feature a number of upgrades, including a brighter "Actua" display and a "Video Unblur" feature. Rumor has it that the Pixel 8 Pro will also feature a new temperature sensor that will be able to check for heat, if the coffee is still burning, or if the laptop is getting too hot.

Information on pricing is still up in the air, but if Google follows Apple's example, the Pixel 8, along with the Pixel 8 Pro, will likely be priced at $699, up from $599 last year. More details will be revealed on October 4 when Google announces the new model along with the Pixel Watch 2.

If you are interested in an official case for the Google Pixel 8 Pro, leaks suggest that there may be five options to choose from: Bay (blue), Charcoal (black), Mint (green), Porcelain (white/cream), and Coral.