#CDBBC2 closest to Last of the Lilacs
#CDBBC2 is a light gray; the closest named color is Last of the Lilacs. In the RGB color model it is made of 80.4% red, 73.3% green and 76.1% blue (rgb(205, 187, 194)). Its HSL value is 337° hue, 15% saturation and 77% lightness, and in CMYK it is 0% cyan, 9% magenta, 5% yellow and 20% black. #CDBBC2 is a neutral color. Black text reads best on it, with a contrast ratio of 11.48:1.
#CDBBC2 color conversion
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Variations of #CDBBC2
Shades
Mixed with black: richer and darker.
Tints
Mixed with white: lighter and softer.
Tones
Mixed with gray: calmer and more muted.
Hues
The same lightness and chroma, rotated around the color wheel.
Temperatures
Cooler on the left, warmer on the right.
#CDBBC2 color harmonies
Split complementary
The two hues next to the complement — contrast with less tension.
Open in generator →#CDBBC2 for color-blind viewers (and dogs)
How #CDBBC2 appears with each type of color vision deficiency (Machado 2009 model) — and to your dog. Try the dog vision simulator →
- Dog vision 95% similarHow dogs see it · simulated as #C0C1C2
- Protanopia 95% similar1.3% of men, 0.02% of women · simulated as #BCBEC2
- Protanomaly 97% similar1.3% of men, 0.02% of women · simulated as #C1BDC2
- Deuteranopia 95% similar1.2% of men, 0.01% of women · simulated as #C0C1C2
- Deuteranomaly 97% similar5% of men, 0.35% of women · simulated as #C4BFC2
- Tritanopia 98% similar0.001% of men, 0.03% of women · simulated as #D0BBBD
- Tritanomaly 99% similar0.0001% of men, 0.0001% of women · simulated as #CEBBC0
- Achromatopsia 96% similar0.003% of men, 0.003% of women · simulated as #C0C0C0
- Achromatomaly 97% similar0.001% of men, 0.001% of women · simulated as #C3BEC0
#CDBBC2 contrast checker
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Colors similar to #CDBBC2
Palettes with #CDBBC2
- 75979ACDBBC67F5E74D5E8D1313D27Cavolo Nero to Everglade
- A47E89755F68FFEDF1D5BCC2302429Opium to Aubergine
- EEE0EBD0BECCA783AA675165483349Antarctic Love to Call It a Night
- A590988B6A79E1DEEB615571C4BAC73D353DNirvana to Professor Plum
- EDFDF2778E7DC9B5C14B6054432F3CHoneydew to Voodoo
- 5247394C65789F826C6FA9AAD9B8BFFFF6F7Olive Leaf to Walkie Chalkie
#CDBBC2 in CSS
/* Last of the Lilacs */
.color { color: #CDBBC2; }
.background { background-color: #CDBBC2; }
.border { border: 1px solid #CDBBC2; }
/* Other notations */
color: rgb(205 187 194);
color: hsl(337 15% 77%);
color: oklch(0.809 0.022 352.0);#CDBBC2 FAQ
What color is #CDBBC2?
#CDBBC2 is a light gray. Its closest named color is Last of the Lilacs. It belongs to the gray color family and is a neutral color.
What is the RGB value of #CDBBC2?
#CDBBC2 is rgb(205, 187, 194) in RGB, hsl(337, 15%, 77%) in HSL and cmyk(0%, 9%, 5%, 20%) in CMYK.
What is the complementary color of #CDBBC2?
The complementary color of #CDBBC2 is #BBCDC6, which sits opposite it on the color wheel.
Which text color works on #CDBBC2?
Black text has the best contrast on #CDBBC2: 11.48:1, which meets the WCAG AA requirement of 4.5:1 for normal text.
Is #CDBBC2 a warm or cool color?
#CDBBC2 is a neutral color.