Color #DB9FF1
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#DB9FF1
RGB
(219, 159, 241)
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Color Values
Color Space | Values |
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RGB |
R: 219, G: 159, B: 241
(86%, 62%, 95%)
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CMYK | C: 9%, M: 34%, Y: 0%, K: 5% |
HSL | H: 284°, S: 75%, L: 78% |
HSV | H: 284°, S: 34%, V: 95% |
CIE-LAB | L: 73.68, a: 36.29, b: -32.45 |
CIE-LCH | L: 73.68, C: 48.68, H: 318.2 |
Hunter-Lab | L: 67.98, a: 29.04, b: -44.18 |
Web Safe |
#cc99ff
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Complementary |
#b5f09f
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#DB9FF1 is a color with RGB values of 219 red, 159 green, and 241 blue (86%, 62%, 95% respectively). In the CMYK color space, it consists of 9% cyan, 34% magenta, 0% yellow, and 5% black. The color has a hue angle of 284°, 75% saturation, and 78% lightness in the HSL color space.
For web design purposes, the closest web-safe color is #cc99ff. The complementary color is #b5f09f, which can be used to create high-contrast color combinations. This color can be effectively used in web design for text, backgrounds, borders, and other UI elements as demonstrated below.
Color Variations of #DB9FF1
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Shades
Darker variations created by mixing with black, perfect for creating depth and contrast
Tints
Lighter variations created by mixing with white, ideal for subtle and soft color schemes
Monochromatic Palette
Colors using the same hue with varying saturation and brightness, creating harmonious combinations
Using Monochromatic Colors
Monochromatic color schemes are created using different shades, tints, and tones of #DB9FF1. This palette is perfect for creating depth and visual interest while maintaining color harmony. Ideal for minimalist designs, infographics, and professional presentations.
Colors Similar to #DB9FF1
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Color Schemes with #DB9FF1
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Tones of #DB9FF1
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How to Use #DB9FF1
Text with #DB9FF1
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#DB9FF1 background color
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