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Pure Pleasure Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Pure Pleasure (#F51360), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#F51360
#16F12D
#11DDEE
#B40441
#4CFF7B

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Pure Pleasure#F51360245, 19, 96340°, 92%, 52%0, 92, 61, 4
Dangerously Green#16F12D22, 241, 45126°, 89%, 52%91, 0, 81, 5
Tamarama#11DDEE17, 221, 238185°, 87%, 50%93, 7, 0, 7
Fancy Red Wine#B40441180, 4, 65339°, 96%, 36%0, 98, 64, 29
Experimintal Green#4CFF7B76, 255, 123136°, 100%, 65%70, 0, 52, 0

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #B40441 on #4CFF7B5.24:1AA
Aa #16F12D on #B404414.50:1AA large
Aa #11DDEE on #B404414.15:1AA large
Aa #F51360 on #4CFF7B3.09:1AA large
Aa #F51360 on #16F12D2.65:1—
Aa #F51360 on #11DDEE2.45:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #f51360; /* Pure Pleasure */
  --color-2: #16f12d; /* Dangerously Green */
  --color-3: #11ddee; /* Tamarama */
  --color-4: #b40441; /* Fancy Red Wine */
  --color-5: #4cff7b; /* Experimintal Green */
}

Other schemes from Pure Pleasure

More Medium Pink split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Pure Pleasure?

In a split-complementary scheme: Dangerously Green (#16F12D), Tamarama (#11DDEE), Fancy Red Wine (#B40441), Experimintal Green (#4CFF7B).

What is the hex code of Pure Pleasure?

#F51360.