Closest named color · ΔE 0.93
#CBBDFD
Closest named color · ΔE 0.93
#CBBDFD
Does it pop as a button? Stay readable as a background? Survive at badge size?
If an entire site used it as the primary color, it would feel like this —
Body copy goes here. The primary drives buttons and links, tints fill backgrounds, text uses the highest-contrast color.
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How this color performs against black and white text.
White text on this background
Aa Ratio 1.72:1
Black text on this background
Aa Ratio 12.24:1
:root {
--color: #CBBDFD;
--color-rgb: 203, 189, 253;
--color-hsl: 253.1, 94.1%, 86.7%;
}
.bg-color { background-color: #CBBDFD; }
.text-on-color { color: #000000; }
.border-color { border-color: #CBBDFD; }
.gradient {
background-image: linear-gradient(90deg, #CBBDFD 0%, CCCCFF 100%);
}Nearest official code in each standard system, ranked by CIEDE2000.
Official color from public brand materials (simple-icons CC0 dataset)
What the ancients would have called this color.
The same color, as named in Japanese tradition.
Based on the Machado (2009) model - see how this color appears to 8 types of color vision.
Normal vision
#CBBDFD
Standard trichromatic vision with all three cone types functioning.
Protanomaly
#BCC2FF
Abnormal L cone sensitivity (~1% of men). Weakened red perception.
Protanopia
#B2C5FF
Missing L cones (~1% of men). Reds are hard to perceive.
Deuteranomaly
#BDC1FC
Abnormal M cone sensitivity (~6% of men). The most common deficiency.
Deuteranopia
#B4C4FB
Missing M cones (~1% of men). Reds and greens are confused.
Tritanomaly
#C6C2E2
Abnormal S cone sensitivity (extremely rare). Weakened blue-yellow perception.
Tritanopia
#C3C5D1
Missing S cones (extremely rare). Blues and yellows are confused.
Achromatomaly
#CAC3E0
Severely weakened color vision (~0.001%). Colors appear washed out.
Achromatopsia
#C5C5C5
No color vision at all (~0.003%). The world is shades of grey.
Closest names by CIEDE2000 perceptual distance.
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Text readability sample
color: #CBBDFD;Text readability sample
background-color: #CBBDFD;Text readability sample
text-shadow: 0.1em 0.1em 0.15em #CBBDFD;linear-gradient(90deg, #CBBDFD, #EFFDBD)Drag hue, saturation and lightness to preview live - find the version that feels right.
This is the color with hex code #CBBDFD. Its RGB channels are 203, 189, 253; the closest human-readable name is "Lavender Tonic" (ΔE 0.93, CIEDE2000).
#CBBDFD is rgb(203, 189, 253) in RGB, hsl(253.1, 94.1%, 86.7%) in HSL and cmyk(19.8%, 25.3%, 0%, 0.8%) in CMYK.
Its complement #EFFDBD works best, along with triadic and analogous harmonies - see the harmony section below to copy full palettes.
Contrast with black text is 12.24:1 and with white text 1.72:1. WCAG 2.1 requires at least 4.5:1 for body text (AA) and 3:1 for large text.