#E0F2FE color
The swatch above shows #E0F2FE with its hex code written on it in white and in black, so you can see which of the two is legible before reading the measured ratios below.
#E0F2FE is a very light, vivid blue, closest to the CSS named color lavender (#E6E6FA).
It is also a Tailwind CSS default: sky-100. That means you can write bg-sky-100 or text-sky-100 directly, with no arbitrary-value brackets and no entry in your theme config.
Color values
| HEX | #E0F2FE |
| RGB | rgb(224, 242, 254) |
| HSL | hsl(204, 94%, 94%) |
| CMYK | cmyk(12%, 5%, 0%, 0%) |
| Decimal | 14742270 |
| CSS | color: #E0F2FE; |
| Android | 0xFFE0F2FE |
| Swift | UIColor(red: 0.878, green: 0.949, blue: 0.996, alpha: 1) |
Accessibility and contrast
| White text on #E0F2FE | 1.15:1 — AA fail · AA large fail · AAA fail |
| Black text on #E0F2FE | 18.30:1 — AA pass · AA large pass · AAA pass |
| Recommended text color | black |
WCAG 2.1 asks for at least 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text (18 pt, or 14 pt bold).
Tints and shades of #E0F2FE
Each swatch keeps the hue and saturation of #E0F2FE and varies only lightness — the quickest way to build a usable scale from a single brand color.
Colors that go with #E0F2FE
Harmonies generated by rotating the hue on the color wheel while holding saturation and lightness constant.
Using #E0F2FE in code
/* CSS */
.element { color: #E0F2FE; background-color: #E0F2FE; }
.element { color: rgb(224 242 254); }
.element { color: hsl(204 94% 94%); }
/* Tailwind */
<div class="bg-sky-100 text-black">
/* SCSS variable */
$brand: #E0F2FE;Frequently asked questions
What color is #E0F2FE?
#E0F2FE is a very light, vivid blue. Its hue sits at 204° on the color wheel, with 94% saturation and 94% lightness.
What is #E0F2FE in RGB?
#E0F2FE converts to rgb(224, 242, 254) — 224 red, 242 green and 254 blue.
What is #E0F2FE in CMYK?
Approximately cmyk(12%, 5%, 0%, 0%). Print output depends on the ICC profile of the press and paper, so treat this as a starting point rather than an exact match.
Should text on #E0F2FE be white or black?
Black gives the better contrast ratio (18.30:1 versus 1.15:1).
What is the complementary color of #E0F2FE?
#FEEDE1 — the hue directly opposite #E0F2FE on the color wheel.