Peru Color
OrangesA warm tan-brown reportedly named for earthy tones associated with the Andes.
Conversions
#cd853f
rgb(205, 133, 63)
hsl(29.6, 58.7%, 52.5%)
hsv(29.6, 69.3%, 80.4%)
cmyk(0%, 35.1%, 69.3%, 19.6%)
lab(61.75, 21.4, 47.92)
lch(61.75, 52.48, 65.94)
oklch(67.8%, 0.1228, 62.18)
hwb(29.6, 24.7%, 19.6%)
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Accessibility
Black text reads better on this background (7.02:1). That passes WCAG AAA (≥7:1) for normal-size text.
Under color vision deficiencies
Protanopia
#b2b257 · ΔE 24.6
Deuteranopia
#b6bb5b · ΔE 26.8
Tritanopia
#ca6568 · ΔE 24.5
Achromatopsia
#959595 · ΔE 24.3
Left half is the original, right half is the simulated appearance. See all 8 vision types →
Code
background-color: #cd853f;
bg-[#cd853f]
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Frequently asked questions
Peru (#cd853f) is rgb(205, 133, 63) in RGB.
No, #cd853f is not web-safe. The nearest web-safe colors are among its tones and shades below.
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