#FEEDD2

Accessibility

AAA

18.26:1

Vs white / black

1.15:1 · 18.26:1

Sources

Library color

Codes

Formats

HEX

#feedd2

RGB

rgb(254, 237, 210)

RGBA

rgba(254, 237, 210, 1)

HSL

hsl(37, 96%, 91%)

HSLA

hsla(37, 96%, 91%, 1)

HSV

hsv(37, 17%, 100%)

LAB

lab(94.44% 1.48 15.16)

LCH

lch(94.44% 15.23 84.42)

OKLAB

oklab(0.9527 0.0073 0.0393)

OKLCH

oklch(0.9527 0.04 79.48)

XYZ

xyz(82.79, 86.29, 73.26)

CMYK

cmyk(0%, 7%, 17%, 0%)

CSS

color: #feedd2;

CSS variable

--color-feedd2: #feedd2;

SCSS

$color-feedd2: #feedd2;

JavaScript

const color = "#feedd2";

TypeScript

const color: string = "#feedd2";

React

style={{ backgroundColor: "#feedd2" }}

JSON

{ "hex": "#feedd2", "rgb": { "r": 254, "g": 237, "b": 210 }, "oklch": "oklch(0.9527 0.04 79.48)" }

Export

Developer code

css

:root {
  --#feedd2-1: #feedd2;
}

Design systems

Nearest official tokens

An arbitrary HEX is not an official Tailwind, Material, or Bootstrap color. Distance is CIEDE2000.

Nearest Tailwind color

orange-100

Similar · ΔE 1.39 · #FFEDD5

Nearest CSS named color

PapayaWhip

Very similar · ΔE 0.58 · #FFEFD5

Nearest Material color

orange-50

Noticeably different · ΔE 3.13 · #FFF3E0

Nearest Bootstrap color

light

Very different · ΔE 12.26 · #F8F9FA

OKLCH

Perceptual 50–950 scale

Generated in OKLCH from this hex. Not an official Tailwind scale unless the hex itself is a Tailwind token.

50fef4e3 100f1e6d5 200dfd2be 300cabca5 400af9f86 50093846b 6007b6e59 700635846 8004b4234 900352e22 950201a10

Palette

Tints & shades

Full scale from light tints through the base color into deep shades

fffefb fffcf8 fffbf4 fff9f0 fff8ec fff6e9 fef4e5 fef3e1 fef2dd fef0da feefd6 feedd2 e9d9c1 d4c6af bfb29e a99e8c 948a7a 7f7769 6a6357 554f46 403b35 2a2723 151412

Palette

Tints

Mixed toward white — soft backgrounds and highlights

fffefb fffcf8 fffbf4 fff9f0 fff8ec fff6e9 fef4e5 fef3e1 fef2dd fef0da feefd6

Palette

Shades

Mixed toward black — depth, text, and emphasis

e9d9c1 d4c6af bfb29e a99e8c 948a7a 7f7769 6a6357 554f46 403b35 2a2723 151412

Palette

Tones

Mixed toward neutral grey — muted UI surfaces

f3e4cb e9dbc4 dfd2be d4c9b7 cac0b0 bfb7a9 b5ada2 aaa49b a09b95 95928e 8b8987

Harmony

Complementary

Opposite on the color wheel for contrast

#FEEDD2Stop 1 #D2E3FEStop 2

Harmony

Analogous

Neighbors that sit comfortably together

#FED7D2Stop 1 #FEEDD2Stop 2 #F9FED2Stop 3

Harmony

Triadic

Evenly spaced triad for vibrant sets

#FEEDD2Stop 1 #D2FEEDStop 2 #EDD2FEStop 3

Harmony

Split complementary

Base plus two accents beside the complement

#FEEDD2Stop 1 #D2F9FEStop 2 #D7D2FEStop 3

Harmony

Monochromatic

Same hue, varied lightness and saturation

#643E02Stop 1 #AF6D04Stop 2 #FA9C05Stop 3 #FBBA50Stop 4 #FDD79BStop 5

Using this color

Where #feedd2 works

#FEEDD2 (#feedd2) sits in the orange family at about 37° hue, 96% saturation, and 91% lightness. Contrast is 1.15:1 on white and 18.26:1 on black, so near-black labels read more clearly on the swatch itself. Nearest Tailwind token: orange-100 (approximation unless the hex is an official scale stop).

Sensible jobs for this swatch

page or card backgrounds
text or icons on charcoal / dark mode

Do not use #feedd2 as small body text on white — 1.15:1 misses WCAG AA (4.5:1). Pair it with a darker shade from the scale below, or check pairs in the contrast checker.

Family context: Creativity, enthusiasm, and friendliness. Approachable CTAs and lifestyle brands. Common uses still include buttons, charts, and accents in the Orange range — always verify the pair for this exact hex in the contrast checker.

Similar & related colors

Nearby colors from the library by perceptual distance

PapayaWhip#FFEFD5 BlanchedAlmond#FFEBCD Tailwind orange 100#FFEDD5 AntiqueWhite#FAEBD7 Material Orange 50#FFF3E0 Bisque#FFE4C4 Material Amber 50#FFF8E1 Cornsilk#FFF8DC OldLace#FDF5E6 Wheat#F5DEB3 Moccasin#FFE4B5 Linen#FAF0E6

Where #feedd2 works

Sensible jobs for this swatch

page or card backgrounds

text or icons on charcoal / dark mode

Do not use #feedd2 as small body text on white — 1.15:1 misses WCAG AA (4.5:1). Pair it with a darker shade from the scale below, or check pairs in the contrast checker.