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#26010e color: Belladonna

#26010e is rgb(38, 1, 14) in RGB and oklch(17.581% 0.0673 2.586) in OKLCH. Every other format, shade and contrast value is below.

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339°
100%

17.6%
0.067
3°
  • Rose
  • Very dark
  • Soft
  • Warm
  • ≈ Graphite
  • mauve-900
  • Black 85%

Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.

White text
19.21:1Readable · AA
Lc -107
Black text
1.09:1Hard to read
Lc 0

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About #26010e

#26010e is a soft very dark rose color. In OKLCH it has 17.6% lightness, 0.067 chroma and a hue of 3°.

Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.

White text on it reaches 19.21:1 contrast and black text 1.09:1, so white text reads better.

The closest named color is Belladonna (#220011). In Tailwind CSS the closest color is mauve-900.

More very dark rose colors

Lighter: #26010e mixed with white

  1. 26010e
  2. 3b1521
  3. 4f2c36
  4. 64434b
  5. 795b63
  6. 8f757b
  7. a58f94
  8. bbaaad
  9. d1c5c8
  10. e8e2e3

Darker: #26010e mixed with black

  1. 26010e
  2. 20010b
  3. 190107
  4. 130005
  5. 0d0003
  6. 080002
  7. 040001
  8. 020000
  9. 010000
  10. 000000

Calmer: #26010e with less saturation

  1. 26010e
  2. 24030e
  3. 22050f
  4. 21060f
  5. 1f080f
  6. 1d0a0f
  7. 1a0b10
  8. 180d10
  9. 160e10
  10. 130f10

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Colors that go with #26010e

Complementary
#26010e#001713
Analogous
#26010e#20031d#270200
Triadic
#26010e#0c1400#00122b
Split
#26010e#001802#00161e

Questions about #26010e

What color is #26010e?

#26010e is soft very dark rose. The closest named color is Belladonna. In RGB it is rgb(38, 1, 14), in HSL hsl(338.92, 94.87%, 7.65%) and in OKLCH oklch(17.581% 0.0673 2.586).

What colors go well with #26010e?

The complementary color of #26010e is #001713. For a calmer combination use the analogous colors #20031d and #270200. The triadic partners are #0c1400 and #00122b.

Is white or black text more readable on #26010e?

White text reads better on #26010e: white gives a contrast ratio of 19.21:1 and black gives 1.09:1. WCAG AA asks for at least 4.5:1 for body text.

Is #26010e a warm or cool color?

#26010e is a warm color. In OKLCH its hue is 3 degrees, its lightness 17.6% and its chroma 0.067.