Huebook

Exclusive Elixir Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Exclusive Elixir (#F9F1DD), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#F9F1DD
#DFF1FD
#E6DEF0
#EDD69D
#E8F7FD

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Exclusive Elixir#F9F1DD249, 241, 22143°, 70%, 92%0, 3, 11, 2
Wizard White#DFF1FD223, 241, 253204°, 88%, 93%12, 5, 0, 1
Lingering Lilac#E6DEF0230, 222, 240267°, 37%, 91%4, 7, 0, 6
Palm Sugar Yellow#EDD69D237, 214, 15743°, 69%, 77%0, 10, 34, 7
Clear Skies#E8F7FD232, 247, 253197°, 84%, 95%8, 2, 0, 1

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #EDD69D on #E8F7FD1.30:1—
Aa #F9F1DD on #EDD69D1.27:1—
Aa #DFF1FD on #EDD69D1.23:1—
Aa #E6DEF0 on #E8F7FD1.19:1—
Aa #F9F1DD on #E6DEF01.16:1—
Aa #DFF1FD on #E6DEF01.13:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #f9f1dd; /* Exclusive Elixir */
  --color-2: #dff1fd; /* Wizard White */
  --color-3: #e6def0; /* Lingering Lilac */
  --color-4: #edd69d; /* Palm Sugar Yellow */
  --color-5: #e8f7fd; /* Clear Skies */
}

Other schemes from Exclusive Elixir

More Very Light Orange split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Exclusive Elixir?

In a split-complementary scheme: Wizard White (#DFF1FD), Lingering Lilac (#E6DEF0), Palm Sugar Yellow (#EDD69D), Clear Skies (#E8F7FD).

What is the hex code of Exclusive Elixir?

#F9F1DD.