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NamePlum
HEX#e0b0ff
RGBrgb(224, 176, 255)
HSLhsl(276, 100, 85)
LCHlch(78.33, 43.24, 311.23)
HWBhwb(276, 69, 0)
LABlab(78.33, 28.5, -32.52)
CMYKcmyk(12, 0, 31, 0)
White background
Colors speak louder than you.8%
Black background
Colors speak louder than you.56%

Tints

A tint is created by adding white to a base color, increasing its lightness. Tints are likely to look pastel and less intense.

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#e7c0ff
#edd0ff
#f4dfff
#f9efff
#ffffff
Shades

A shade is created by adding black to a base color, increasing its darkness. Shades appear more dramatic and richer.

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#af8ac6
#806691
#54445e
#2c2430
#000000
Tones

A tone is created by adding gray to a base color, increasing its lightness. Tones looks more sophisticated and complex than base colors.

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#cca6e5
#b99dcb
#a693b1
#938a98
#808080
Tones

A tone is created by adding gray to a base color, increasing its lightness. Tones looks more sophisticated and complex than base colors.

#e0b0ff
#cca6e5
#b99dcb
#a693b1
#938a98
#808080

Analogous

Analogous color schemes are made by picking three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. They are perceived as calm and serene.

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#dfb0ff
#ffb0f7
Tetradic

Tetradic color schemes are made form two couples of complementary colors in a rectangular shape on the color wheel. They are very versatile, and work best with one dominant color.

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#ffb8b0
#d0ffb0
#b0f7ff
Triadic

Triadic color schemes are created by picking three colors equally spaced on the color wheel. They appear quite contrasted and multicolored.

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#ffdfb0
#b0ffdf
Complementary

Complementary color schemes are made by picking two opposite colors on the color wheel. They appear vibrant near to each other.

#dfb0ff
#d0ffb0
Split complementary

Split complementary schemes are like complementary but they uses two adiacent colors of the complement. They are more flexible than complementary ones.

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#f7ffb0
#b0ffb8
Square

Square color schemes are like tetradic arranged in a square instead of rectangle. Colors appear even more contrasting.

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#ffb0d0
#d0ffb0
#b0ffdf