#ba642e color: Hell’s Bells
#ba642e is rgb(186, 100, 46) in RGB and oklch(59.373% 0.12923 49.89) in OKLCH. Every other format, shade and contrast value is below.
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- Brown
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- Warm
- ≈ Copper
- amber-700
- Black 27%
Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.
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About #ba642e
#ba642e is a bright brown color. In OKLCH it has 59.4% lightness, 0.129 chroma and a hue of 50°.
Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.
White text on it reaches 4.24:1 contrast and black text 4.95:1, so white text reads better.
The closest named color is Hell’s Bells (#ba622a). In Tailwind CSS the closest color is amber-700.
Lighter: #ba642e mixed with white
Darker: #ba642e mixed with black
Calmer: #ba642e with less saturation
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Questions about #ba642e
What color is #ba642e?
#ba642e is bright brown. The closest named color is Hell’s Bells. In RGB it is rgb(186, 100, 46), in HSL hsl(23.14, 60.34%, 45.49%) and in OKLCH oklch(59.373% 0.12923 49.89).
What colors go well with #ba642e?
The complementary color of #ba642e is #008bbc. For a calmer combination use the analogous colors #bf5b5e and #a67400. The triadic partners are #009672 and #7e6fc5.
Is white or black text more readable on #ba642e?
White text reads better on #ba642e: white gives a contrast ratio of 4.24:1 and black gives 4.95:1. WCAG AA asks for at least 4.5:1 for body text.
Is #ba642e a warm or cool color?
#ba642e is a warm color. In OKLCH its hue is 50 degrees, its lightness 59.4% and its chroma 0.129.