#328700

Japanese Laurel

Closest match (89% match)

Color formats

RGB

rgb(50, 135, 0)

Red, Green, Blue components

HSL

hsl(98, 100%, 26%)

Hue, Saturation, Lightness

CMYK

cmyk(63, 0, 100, 47)

Print color encoding

Luminance

0.180

Relative luminance

Variations

Shades (Darkening)

Tints (Lightening)

Tones (Reduced saturation)

Harmonies

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Complementary (Opposite)

#328700

#550087

Analogous (Adjacent)

#758700

#328700

#008712

Triadic

#328700

#003287

#870032

Split complementary

#328700

#110087

#870075

Complete conversion table

HEX

#328700

RGB

rgb(50,135,0)

RGBA

rgba(50,135,0, 1)

HSL

hsl(97.78,100%,26.47%)

OKLCH (Modern CSS)

oklch(0.55 0.17 138.5)

CSS Variable

--color: #328700;

Preview

Readability and Typography

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4582 •••• •••• 9018

CARDHOLDER

JOHN DOE

VALID

12/28

Mobile application

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Data visualization

Weekly growth

+1,240

12.5%

WED

2,450

Contrast

Contrast and readability (WCAG)

On white background

4.56

Small text (14pt)

The quick brown fox jumps over...

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Large text or UI (18pt Bold)

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On black background

4.60

Small text (14pt)

The quick brown fox jumps over...

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Large text or UI (18pt Bold)

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Color blindness simulator

ORIG

SIM

Protanopia (red)

#328700#4c4a00

ORIG

SIM

Deuteranopia (green)

#328700#1f2300

ORIG

SIM

Tritanopia (blue)

#328700#36555f

ORIG

SIM

Monochrome (color blind)

#328700#6b7a61

Mixing guide

How to mix this color using physical paints or printing inks.

MIXING PALETTE

40%

31%

29%

RYB PIGMENTS

Ivory black

Pigment

40%

Cadmium yellow

Pigment

31%

Ultramarine blue

Pigment

29%

Unlike light, mixing paints makes colors darker. This simulation mimics the behavior of physical pigments.

Physical properties

Perceptual and light-related properties derived from the digital color.

Spectral relationship

Green hue

495–570 nm • closest visible-spectrum range

750 nm

380 nm

Visual temperature

Warm

A perceptual warm–cool classification. Kelvin does not apply to an arbitrary interface color.

Cool

Neutral

Warm

Luminance (brightness)

18.0%

Dark • relative luminance

50%

100%

An RGB color is produced by combined screen light, so this range is a visual comparison rather than an exact physical wavelength.

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Similar & Related Colors

Mathematically computed harmonies, shades, and similar tones for this color.

Green Bell Pepper

#228800

Kelp Forest

#448811

Fine Pine

#008800

Lucky Clover

#008400

Pigment Indigo

#550087

Japanese Laurel

#008712

Olive

#758700

Resolution Blue

#003287

Paprika

#870032

Navy Blue

#110087

Mantis

#71C246

Crusoe

#005000