#320cfe ≈ Ultramarine
#320cfe is a color from the blue family, with medium lightness and vivid saturation. In the RGB model it is made of 19.61% red, 4.71% green and 99.61% blue; printed in CMYK it uses 80.31% cyan, 95.28% magenta, 0% yellow and 0.39% black. Its hue angle is 249.42°, with 99.18% saturation and 52.16% lightness in HSL. It is a cool color, often associated with trust, stability and focus. Designers typically use it for technology products, finance and banking and call-to-action buttons. White text on this color reaches a contrast ratio of 8.02:1 (WCAG AAA). The closest named color is Ultramarine (#3f00ff), ΔE 0.87.
Description generated from the measured properties of this color.
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| Web safe | #3300ff |
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| Relative luminance | 0.081 |
Shades
#320cfe mixed progressively with black.
Tints
#320cfe mixed progressively with white.
Tones
#320cfe mixed progressively with gray.
Text in this color
Background in this color
Border in this color
.text-320cfe {
color: #320cfe;
}
.bg-320cfe {
background-color: #320cfe;
color: #ffffff;
}
.border-320cfe {
border: 2px solid #320cfe;
}
:root {
--color-primary: #320cfe;
--color-primary-rgb: 50 12 254;
--color-primary-hsl: 249 99% 52%;
}
.gradient-320cfe {
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #320cfe, #ab0cfe);
}
.shadow-320cfe {
box-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgb(50 12 254 / 0.35);
}
Ultramarine
#320cfe rgb(50, 12, 254) hsl(249, 99%, 52%) Ultramarine
#d8fe0c rgb(216, 254, 12) hsl(69, 99%, 52%) Chartreuse Yellow
#fe320c rgb(254, 50, 12) hsl(9, 99%, 52%) Ferrari Red
#0cfe32 rgb(12, 254, 50) hsl(129, 99%, 52%) Lime