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Rare Red Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Rare Red (#DD1133), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#DD1133
#11DD55
#0E9BD1
#991122
#58F898

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Rare Red#DD1133221, 17, 51350°, 86%, 47%0, 92, 77, 13
Green Priestess#11DD5517, 221, 85140°, 86%, 47%92, 0, 62, 13
Structural Blue#0E9BD114, 155, 209197°, 87%, 44%93, 26, 0, 18
Tilted Red#991122153, 17, 34353°, 80%, 33%0, 89, 78, 40
Thallium Flame#58F89888, 248, 152144°, 92%, 66%65, 0, 39, 3

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #991122 on #58F8986.22:1AA
Aa #11DD55 on #9911224.68:1AA
Aa #DD1133 on #58F8983.64:1AA large
Aa #DD1133 on #11DD552.74:1—
Aa #0E9BD1 on #9911222.70:1—
Aa #0E9BD1 on #58F8982.31:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #dd1133; /* Rare Red */
  --color-2: #11dd55; /* Green Priestess */
  --color-3: #0e9bd1; /* Structural Blue */
  --color-4: #991122; /* Tilted Red */
  --color-5: #58f898; /* Thallium Flame */
}

Other schemes from Rare Red

More Medium Red split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Rare Red?

In a split-complementary scheme: Green Priestess (#11DD55), Structural Blue (#0E9BD1), Tilted Red (#991122), Thallium Flame (#58F898).

What is the hex code of Rare Red?

#DD1133.