analogous
Neighbouring hues that sit side by side on the color wheel for a calm, cohesive feel.
#DBFA2E — Lime
#DBFA2E is a mid-tone saturated green sitting at 69° on the color wheel. Below you will find every format, a full tint and shade ramp, contrast ratings, and five harmony schemes built around it.
#dbfa2e
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Tints and shades of #DBFA2E
- fcfff0
- f5fdc2
- edfc95
- e5fb67
- ddfa39
- d5f90b
- b1d005
- 8aa204
- 637403
- 3c4702
- 151901
Color schemes using #DBFA2E
complementary
Two opposite hues that create the strongest possible contrast and visual tension.
split complementary
A base hue paired with the two neighbours of its complement — bold but easier to balance.
triadic
Three hues spaced evenly around the wheel for a vibrant, well-balanced scheme.
tetradic
Two complementary pairs, giving you the widest range of usable accents.
monochromatic
A single hue explored across lightness and saturation for a refined, minimal look.
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#DBFA2E FAQ
What color is #DBFA2E?
#DBFA2E is a shade of lime in the green family. It has a hue of 69 degrees, 95% saturation and 58% lightness, which makes it a mid-tone saturated color.
What is the RGB value of #DBFA2E?
#DBFA2E is rgb(219, 250, 46) in RGB, hsl(69, 95%, 58%) in HSL, and cmyk(12%, 0%, 82%, 2%) in CMYK.
Can I use white text on #DBFA2E?
White text on this background reaches 1.18:1, which fails WCAG AA. Black text reaches 17.73:1.
What colors go well with #DBFA2E?
Its direct complement is #4D2EFA. For something less stark, the split-complementary pair #2E75FA and #B22EFA gives you contrast without the vibration.