Rose
#7B3F55
#7B3F55 is a rose with medium intensity, at step 700 of its 50–950 scale. White text on it has a contrast of 7.8:1. It is readable as text on white (7.8:1).
#7B3F55 shades and tints
Eleven steps from 50 to 950 with #7B3F55 kept exactly at step 700. Lightness steps are even to the eye, and intensity tapers toward the lightest and darkest steps.
- 50 FFF3F7
- 100 FFE3EB
- 200 FFC7D9
- 300 EAAABF
- 400 CF8DA3
- 500 B27187
- 600 95576D
- 700 7B3F55
- 800 5F2D40
- 900 451B2B
- 950 2C0A18
Tailwind CSS v4 theme
@theme { --color-rose-50: #fff3f7; --color-rose-100: #ffe3eb; --color-rose-200: #ffc7d9; --color-rose-300: #eaaabf; --color-rose-400: #cf8da3; --color-rose-500: #b27187; --color-rose-600: #95576d; --color-rose-700: #7b3f55; --color-rose-800: #5f2d40; --color-rose-900: #451b2b; --color-rose-950: #2c0a18;}Is #7B3F55 readable?
Contrast for text on #7B3F55 and for #7B3F55 used as text. WCAG 2.2 asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text; APCA Lc rates how comfortable the text is to read.
- AaThe quick brown foxCheck in contrast tool
White text on it
AAA · 7.8APCA Lc 92 · Ideal for body text
- AaThe quick brown foxCheck in contrast tool
Dark text on it
Fail · 2.4APCA Lc 16 · Dividers and decoration only
- AaThe quick brown foxCheck in contrast tool
As text on white
AAA · 7.8APCA Lc 87 · Body text
- AaThe quick brown foxClosest readable: #A9697F · 4.5:1 Check in contrast tool
As text on a dark background
Fail · 2.4APCA Lc 15 · Not readable
Color palettes with #7B3F55
Six palettes built around #7B3F55, each starting from the exact color. Open one in the palette tool to adjust it or get more options.
- Analogous#7B3F55 · #E0775D · #F589FF · #FFE5D6 · #392E31
- Complementary#7B3F55 · #00BDA0 · #00B1A3 · #FFDDE8 · #3A2A2D
- Split complementary#7B3F55 · #5BA865 · #00BBD6 · #FFD2E4 · #2E2024
- Triadic#7B3F55 · #C3B16D · #00ACFD · #FFDEE8 · #36262C
- Tetradic#7B3F55 · #D9A944 · #00BAA6 · #DBE4FF · #33292C
- Monochromatic#7B3F55 · #BC5C8A · #ED59A6 · #FCC5CF · #2F2026
#7B3F55 as a brand color
What a UI color system built from #7B3F55 looks like: brand, neutral and status scales, with light and dark tokens that pass WCAG.
Brand
- Brand 50, #FFF3F7
- Brand 100, #FFE3EB
- Brand 200, #FFC7D9
- Brand 300, #EAAABF
- Brand 400, #CF8DA3
- Brand 500, #B27187
- Brand 600, #95576D
- Brand 700, #7B3F55
- Brand 800, #5F2D40
- Brand 900, #451B2B
- Brand 950, #2C0A18
Neutral
- Neutral 50, #FBFAFA
- Neutral 100, #F6F3F4
- Neutral 200, #E8E4E5
- Neutral 300, #D9D2D4
- Neutral 400, #A79EA1
- Neutral 500, #7A7073
- Neutral 600, #5B5154
- Neutral 700, #463E40
- Neutral 800, #2D2528
- Neutral 900, #1D1618
- Neutral 950, #0E080A
Success
- Success 50, #E7FFE2
- Success 100, #CAFCBF
- Success 200, #B4EBA9
- Success 300, #97D28A
- Success 400, #78B66A
- Success 500, #549246
- Success 600, #417E33
- Success 700, #2A651C
- Success 800, #174D07
- Success 900, #0A3600
- Success 950, #041F00
Warning
- Warning 50, #FFF5EB
- Warning 100, #FFE7CE
- Warning 200, #FFCF9D
- Warning 300, #F1B169
- Warning 400, #DF9A48
- Warning 500, #B9771D
- Warning 600, #995E00
- Warning 700, #784900
- Warning 800, #5B3600
- Warning 900, #402400
- Warning 950, #261300
Danger
- Danger 50, #FFF4F3
- Danger 100, #FFE4E2
- Danger 200, #FFCAC7
- Danger 300, #FFA29F
- Danger 400, #F77575
- Danger 500, #D95659
- Danger 600, #C03F44
- Danger 700, #991F2A
- Danger 800, #7B0419
- Danger 900, #58000E
- Danger 950, #360005
Info
- Info 50, #F2F7FF
- Info 100, #DFEDFF
- Info 200, #C0DCFF
- Info 300, #93C3FF
- Info 400, #70A6EB
- Info 500, #538ACE
- Info 600, #4076BA
- Info 700, #235693
- Info 800, #103F76
- Info 900, #012A59
- Info 950, #001737
- Primary buttons use Brand 700 with white text, at 7.8:1.
- In dark mode primary lifts to Brand 500 so it reads on the dark background, at 5.3:1.
- Neutrals carry a hint of its hue, so grays, borders and surfaces feel related to the brand.
- Success, warning, danger and info lean toward its hue and stay easy to tell apart.
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