#d60aef ≈ Electric Purple
#d60aef is a color from the magenta family, with medium lightness and vivid saturation. In the RGB model it is made of 83.92% red, 3.92% green and 93.73% blue; printed in CMYK it uses 10.46% cyan, 95.82% magenta, 0% yellow and 6.27% black. Its hue angle is 293.45°, with 91.97% saturation and 48.82% lightness in HSL. It sits between warm and cool, and is often associated with creativity, boldness and individuality. Designers typically use it for beauty and cosmetics, creative studios and call-to-action buttons. Black text on this color reaches a contrast ratio of 5.15:1 (WCAG AA). The closest named color is Electric Purple (#bf00ff), ΔE 4.95.
Description generated from the measured properties of this color.
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| Web safe | #cc00ff |
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| Relative luminance | 0.2075 |
Shades
#d60aef mixed progressively with black.
Tints
#d60aef mixed progressively with white.
Tones
#d60aef mixed progressively with gray.
Text in this color
Background in this color
Border in this color
.text-d60aef {
color: #d60aef;
}
.bg-d60aef {
background-color: #d60aef;
color: #000000;
}
.border-d60aef {
border: 2px solid #d60aef;
}
:root {
--color-primary: #d60aef;
--color-primary-rgb: 214 10 239;
--color-primary-hsl: 293 92% 49%;
}
.gradient-d60aef {
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #d60aef, #ef0a95);
}
.shadow-d60aef {
box-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgb(214 10 239 / 0.35);
}
Electric Purple
#d60aef rgb(214, 10, 239) hsl(293, 92%, 49%) Electric Purple
#23ef0a rgb(35, 239, 10) hsl(113, 92%, 49%) Lime
#efd60a rgb(239, 214, 10) hsl(53, 92%, 49%) Citrine
#0aefd6 rgb(10, 239, 214) hsl(173, 92%, 49%) Turquoise