#c4ba9e

Color #c4ba9e

A muted light orange.

Closest named color Tan #d2b48c · ΔE 10.84 Nearest Tailwind class olive-400 #abab9c · ΔE 7.4

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Conversions

HEX

#c4ba9e

RGB

rgb(196, 186, 158)

HSL

hsl(44.2, 24.4%, 69.4%)

HSV / HSB

hsv(44.2, 19.4%, 76.9%)

CMYK

cmyk(0%, 5.1%, 19.4%, 23.1%)

LAB

lab(75.65, -1.08, 15.49)

LCH

lch(75.65, 15.53, 93.99)

OKLCH

oklch(79%, 0.0399, 90.72)

HWB

hwb(44.2, 62%, 23.1%)

Harmony colors

Complementary

#9ea8c4

Analogous

#c4a79e

#c4ba9e

#bbc49e

Triadic

#c4ba9e

#9ec4ba

#ba9ec4

Split-complementary

#c4ba9e

#9ebbc4

#a79ec4

Tetradic

#c4ba9e

#a8c49e

#9ea8c4

#ba9ec4

Square

#c4ba9e

#9ec4a7

#9ea8c4

#c49ebb

Shades

Color #c4ba9e mixed toward black.

#aea079

#938459

#6e6343

#49422d

#252116

Tints

Color #c4ba9e mixed toward white.

#cec5ae

#d8d1be

#e2dcce

#ebe8df

#f5f3ef

Tones

Color #c4ba9e mixed toward gray.

#c1b8a1

#beb7a4

#bab5a7

#b7b4ab

#b4b2ae

Accessibility

Aa White text on this color

1.93:1

Aa Black text on this color

10.86:1

Black text reads better on this background (10.86:1). That passes WCAG AAA (≥7:1) for normal-size text.

Under color vision deficiencies

Protanopia

#c0c0a5 · ΔE 4.6

Deuteranopia

#c0c1a7 · ΔE 5.1

Tritanopia

#c4abac · ΔE 17.4

Achromatopsia

#bababa · ΔE 11.5

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Code

CSS

background-color: #c4ba9e;

Tailwind (arbitrary value)

bg-[#c4ba9e]

Related colors

Goldenrod #daa520

Dark Goldenrod #b8860b

Cornsilk #fff8dc

Floral White #fffaf0

Old Lace #fdf5e6

Wheat #f5deb3

Frequently asked questions

#c4ba9e (#c4ba9e) is rgb(196, 186, 158) in RGB.

No, #c4ba9e is not web-safe. The nearest web-safe colors are among its tones and shades below.

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