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#db7682 color: Coming up Roses

#db7682 is rgb(219, 118, 130) in RGB and oklch(68.23% 0.12603 13.448) in OKLCH. Every other format, shade and contrast value is below.

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353°
100%

68.2%
0.126
13°
  • Rose
  • Medium
  • Soft
  • Warm
  • ≈ Terracotta
  • red-400
  • Black 14%

Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.

White text
3.03:1Hard to read
Lc -62
Black text
6.93:1Readable · AA
Lc 47

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About #db7682

#db7682 is a soft rose color. In OKLCH it has 68.2% lightness, 0.126 chroma and a hue of 13°.

Inside sRGB: displays the same on any screen.

White text on it reaches 3.03:1 contrast and black text 6.93:1, so black text reads better.

The closest named color is Coming up Roses (#de7485). In Tailwind CSS the closest color is red-400.

More medium rose colors

Lighter: #db7682 mixed with white

  1. db7682
  2. e0848e
  3. e5929a
  4. e9a0a6
  5. edadb2
  6. f1bbbf
  7. f5c8cb
  8. f8d6d8
  9. fae4e5
  10. fdf1f2

Darker: #db7682 mixed with black

  1. db7682
  2. be6670
  3. a2565f
  4. 87474e
  5. 6d383e
  6. 54292f
  7. 3c1c20
  8. 260f12
  9. 110506
  10. 020101

Calmer: #db7682 with less saturation

  1. db7682
  2. d57a84
  3. cf7e87
  4. c98289
  5. c3868b
  6. bd898e
  7. b68d90
  8. af9092
  9. a89394
  10. a19697

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Colors that go with #db7682

Complementary
#db7682#00b1af
Analogous
#db7682#ce78ad#d97d56
Triadic
#db7682#79aa55#5e9ce5
Split
#db7682#3ab183#0ba9d2

Questions about #db7682

What color is #db7682?

#db7682 is soft rose. The closest named color is Coming up Roses. In RGB it is rgb(219, 118, 130), in HSL hsl(352.87, 58.38%, 66.08%) and in OKLCH oklch(68.23% 0.12603 13.448).

What colors go well with #db7682?

The complementary color of #db7682 is #00b1af. For a calmer combination use the analogous colors #ce78ad and #d97d56. The triadic partners are #79aa55 and #5e9ce5.

Is white or black text more readable on #db7682?

Black text reads better on #db7682: white gives a contrast ratio of 3.03:1 and black gives 6.93:1. WCAG AA asks for at least 4.5:1 for body text.

Is #db7682 a warm or cool color?

#db7682 is a warm color. In OKLCH its hue is 13 degrees, its lightness 68.2% and its chroma 0.126.