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Tiger Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Tiger (#BE9C67), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#BE9C67
#67B3BE
#7366BD
#977540
#9ECDD5

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Tiger#BE9C67190, 156, 10337°, 40%, 57%0, 18, 46, 25
Sea Serenade#67B3BE103, 179, 190188°, 40%, 57%46, 6, 0, 25
Ultra Violet#7366BD115, 102, 189249°, 40%, 57%39, 46, 0, 26
Rich and Rare#977540151, 117, 6437°, 40%, 42%0, 23, 58, 41
Sea Dew#9ECDD5158, 205, 213189°, 40%, 73%26, 4, 0, 16

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #7366BD on #9ECDD52.78:1—
Aa #977540 on #9ECDD52.46:1—
Aa #67B3BE on #7366BD2.01:1—
Aa #BE9C67 on #7366BD1.87:1—
Aa #67B3BE on #9775401.78:1—
Aa #BE9C67 on #9775401.65:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #be9c67; /* Tiger */
  --color-2: #67b3be; /* Sea Serenade */
  --color-3: #7366bd; /* Ultra Violet */
  --color-4: #977540; /* Rich and Rare */
  --color-5: #9ecdd5; /* Sea Dew */
}

Other schemes from Tiger

More Medium Orange split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Tiger?

In a split-complementary scheme: Sea Serenade (#67B3BE), Ultra Violet (#7366BD), Rich and Rare (#977540), Sea Dew (#9ECDD5).

What is the hex code of Tiger?

#BE9C67.