#768193
Primary
#768193
rgb(118, 129, 147)
hsl(217, 12%, 52%)
On white 3.94:1 AA large text
On black 5.33:1 AA
#12122B
Secondary
#12122B
rgb(18, 18, 43)
hsl(240, 41%, 12%)
On white 18.31:1 AAA
On black 1.15:1 Fails
#344659
Accent
#344659
rgb(52, 70, 89)
hsl(211, 26%, 28%)
On white 9.69:1 AAA
On black 2.17:1 Fails
#000F22
Background
#000F22
rgb(0, 15, 34)
hsl(214, 100%, 7%)
On white 19.24:1 AAA
On black 1.09:1 Fails
#5B556A
Text
#5B556A
rgb(91, 85, 106)
hsl(257, 11%, 37%)
On white 7.11:1 AAA
On black 2.95:1 Fails
About the Charcoal palette
Charcoal has 5 colors in the UI Design category. Overall it reads as dark and balanced, with an average lightness of 27% and an average saturation of 38%. The hues lean cool.
The strongest text and background pair is #768193 with #000F22, at a contrast ratio of 4.89:1 (AA).
Color harmony
Measured from this palette's real values.
Saturation
38%
Lightness
27%
Best contrast
4.9
Ideas for using it
- Web design: use #768193 for buttons and links, and keep large areas to the lighter colors.
- Mobile apps: check each color against white and black above before you use it for text or icons.
- Brand identity: pick one or two colors as the core and keep the rest as support.
- Presentations: use the dark colors for backgrounds and the strongest contrast pair for titles.
Use it in your project
Copy this palette as CSS variables, or export it in another format.
:root {
--color-1: #768193; /* Primary */
--color-2: #12122B; /* Secondary */
--color-3: #344659; /* Accent */
--color-4: #000F22; /* Background */
--color-5: #5B556A; /* Text */
}
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