#DCBDFD

A color in the Violet family

#dcbdfd is a color in the Violet family: RGB(220, 189, 253), HSL(269°, 94%, 87%), CMYK(13%, 25%, 0%, 1%). Closest named color: thistle. Contrast is 1.65:1 on white and 12.74:1 on black. See shades, harmonies and color-blindness simulation.

Color Codes

HEX#dcbdfd
RGBrgb(220 189 253)
RGB (legacy)rgb(220, 189, 253)
RGB %rgb(86% 74% 99%)
HSLhsl(269 94% 87%)
HSV / HSBhsv(269, 25%, 99%)
HWBhwb(269 74% 1%)
CMYKcmyk(13%, 25%, 0%, 1%)
CIELAB (D50)lab(80.94 20.25 -27.53)
LCHlch(80.94 34.18 306.35)
OKLaboklab(0.8462 0.0556 -0.075)
OKLCHoklch(0.8462 0.0933 306.54)
Decimal14466557

Properties

Color ToneViolet
Closest named colorthistle ΔE 5.5
Closest web-safe color#ccccff
Hue269°
Saturation (HSL / HSV)94% / 25%
Lightness (HSL)87%
Brightness or Value (HSV)99%
Luminance (Rec.601 / Rec.709)81% / 79%
Relative luminance (WCAG)0.587
Red / Green / Blue220 / 189 / 253

WCAG 2.2 Contrast Ratio

On White (#ffffff)
1.65:1
AA Normal (4.5:1) · FailAA Large (3:1) · FailAAA Normal (7:1) · Fail
On Black (#000000)
12.74:1
AA Normal (4.5:1) · PassAA Large (3:1) · PassAAA Normal (7:1) · Pass
Aa Bb 123

APCA Contrast Lc (reference) — As text on white / black: Lc 28.7 / -74.2 · As background with white / black text: Lc -32.3 / 75.1

Lightness Scale (OKLCH 50–950)

Eleven steps that change only perceived lightness while keeping hue and chroma — ready to use as design-system color tokens.

Tints (mixed with white)

Shades (mixed with black)

Color Harmonies

Color Vision Deficiency Simulation

Estimated appearance of this color for people with color vision deficiencies (Machado 2009).

Similar Named Colors

Use in CSS

:root {
  --color-brand: #dcbdfd;
  --color-brand-oklch: oklch(84.62% 0.0933 306.54);
}
.text { color: var(--color-brand); }
.background { background-color: var(--color-brand); }
.border { border: 1px solid rgb(220 189 253 / 50%); }
/* Tailwind CSS */
<div class="bg-[#dcbdfd] text-[#dcbdfd] border-[#dcbdfd]">