#e4cfe1

Color #e4cfe1

A muted very light magenta.

Closest named color Thistle #d8bfd8 · ΔE 6.63 Nearest Tailwind class pink-100 #fce7f3 · ΔE 5.7

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Conversions

HEX

#e4cfe1

RGB

rgb(228, 207, 225)

HSL

hsl(308.6, 28%, 85.3%)

HSV / HSB

hsv(308.6, 9.2%, 89.4%)

CMYK

cmyk(0%, 9.2%, 1.3%, 10.6%)

LAB

lab(85.28, 10.41, -6.22)

LCH

lch(85.28, 12.13, 329.14)

OKLCH

oklch(87.7%, 0.0335, 330.45)

HWB

hwb(308.6, 81.2%, 10.6%)

Harmony colors

Complementary

#cfe4d2

Analogous

#ddcfe4

#e4cfe1

#e4cfd7

Triadic

#e4cfe1

#e1e4cf

#cfe1e4

Split-complementary

#e4cfe1

#d7e4cf

#cfe4dd

Tetradic

#e4cfe1

#e4d2cf

#cfe4d2

#cfe1e4

Square

#e4cfe1

#e4ddcf

#cfe4d2

#cfd7e4

Shades

Color #e4cfe1 mixed toward black.

#caa1c4

#b072a7

#8b4e82

#5d3457

#2e1a2b

Tints

Color #e4cfe1 mixed toward white.

#e9d7e6

#eddfeb

#f2e7f0

#f6eff5

#fbf7fa

Tones

Color #e4cfe1 mixed toward gray.

#e2d1e0

#e1d3df

#dfd4dd

#ddd6dc

#dbd8db

Accessibility

Aa White text on this color

1.47:1

Aa Black text on this color

14.31:1

Black text reads better on this background (14.31:1). That passes WCAG AAA (≥7:1) for normal-size text.

Under color vision deficiencies

Protanopia

#dbdbdd · ΔE 11.5

Deuteranopia

#dcdedc · ΔE 14.6

Tritanopia

#e3d9d9 · ΔE 9.1

Achromatopsia

#d5d5d5 · ΔE 12.2

Left half is the original, right half is the simulated appearance. See all 8 vision types →

Code

CSS

background-color: #e4cfe1;

Tailwind (arbitrary value)

bg-[#e4cfe1]

Related colors

Orchid #da70d6

Dark Magenta #8b008b

Fuchsia #ff00ff

Plum #dda0dd

Purple #800080

Thistle #d8bfd8

Frequently asked questions

#e4cfe1 (#e4cfe1) is rgb(228, 207, 225) in RGB.

No, #e4cfe1 is not web-safe. The nearest web-safe colors are among its tones and shades below.

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