PINK

Pink Lace

#FFDDF4

Pink Lace is #FFDDF4, rgb(255, 221, 244).

Conversions
HEX#FFDDF4
RGBrgb(255, 221, 244)
HSLhsl(319, 100%, 93%)
HSVhsv(319, 13%, 100%)
CMYKcmyk(0%, 13%, 4%, 0%)
Copy CSS
color: #ffddf4; /* rgb */ color: rgb(255, 221, 244); /* hsl */ color: hsl(319, 100%, 93%);
Contrast
On whiteFail · 1.24 : 1
On ink blackPass · 15.40 : 1
Shades
Tints
Pairings

About Pink Lace

Pink Lace is the hex color #FFDDF4, which translates to rgb(255, 221, 244) in RGB and hsl(319, 100%, 93%) in HSL. On the color wheel it sits at 319 degrees, with a saturation of 100 percent and a lightness of 93 percent. That puts Pink Lace at the pale end of the pink range, light enough to work as a page or card background with dark text on top.

How Pink Lace compares

The closest standard CSS keyword is thistle (#D8BFD8), a CIE76 distance of 11.8 away in CIELAB. That is a visible difference, so the keyword is not a substitute here. In the Tailwind CSS 4.3.1 palette the nearest token is fuchsia-100 (#FAE8FF), at a distance of 6.3. Inside this library the closest neighbour is Cotton Candy at 7.1. Sorted by lightness, Pink Lace is number 27 of the 27 pink colors here.

Text on Pink Lace

2 of the five common text colors below clear WCAG AA for normal text on Pink Lace, led by Ink black at 15.40:1. The ratios are computed with the WCAG relative luminance formula, the same one the contrast checker uses, which opens with Pink Lace already loaded as the background.

Contrast of common text colors on Pink Lace. AA normal text needs 4.5:1, AA large text and non-text elements need 3:1, AAA normal text needs 7:1.
Text colorRatioAA normalAA largeAAA normal
White #FFFFFF1.24:1FailFailFail
Ink black #0F0F1215.40:1PassPassPass
Mid grey #6B72803.89:1FailPassFail
Dark grey #3741518.30:1PassPassPass
Light grey #E5E7EB1.00:1FailFailFail

Building a palette around Pink Lace

The pairings above give you three classic starting points. The complementary color sits opposite on the wheel and works well as an accent that draws the eye. The analogous colors sit right beside Pink Lace for calmer, harmonious combinations. The triadic pair spaces three hues evenly for a balanced, energetic palette. Open any swatch to explore it as its own color, or open the palette generator with Pink Lace locked and let it fill in the rest.

Full values for Pink Lace

FormatValue
HEX#FFDDF4
RGBrgb(255, 221, 244)
HSLhsl(319, 100%, 93%)
HSVhsv(319, 13%, 100%)
CMYKcmyk(0%, 13%, 4%, 0%)
OKLCHoklch(93.23% 0.0478 337.83)
CIELABlab(91.46 15.52 -6.84)

Frequently asked questions

What is the RGB value of Pink Lace?

Pink Lace (#FFDDF4) is rgb(255, 221, 244): 255 red, 221 green and 244 blue on the 0 to 255 scale. Red leads at 255, blue follows at 244 and green trails at 221, which puts the hue at 319 degrees. In HSL the same color is hsl(319, 100%, 93%).

What colour is #FFDDF4?

#FFDDF4 is Pink Lace, a very light pink colour with a hue of 319 degrees, 100% saturation and 93% lightness. For print the CMYK breakdown is 0% cyan, 13% magenta, 4% yellow and 0% black. Its nearest neighbour in this library is Cotton Candy, 7.1 away in CIELAB, a difference you can see.

Is Pink Lace a CSS color name?

No. Pink Lace is not one of the 148 CSS named colors, so write it as #FFDDF4. The nearest keyword is thistle (#D8BFD8), a CIE76 distance of 11.8: far enough that the keyword reads as a different color.

What colors go with Pink Lace?

Opposite Pink Lace on the color wheel sits the complementary #DDFFE8, the boldest accent by hue. For a calmer scheme use the analogous neighbours #F9DDFF and #FFDDE3; for a balanced three-color scheme use the triadic pair #F4FFDD and #DDF4FF. Of these, #F4FFDD has the most contrast against Pink Lace, at 1.19:1, so pair it by hue, not for legibility.

What text color is readable on Pink Lace?

Ink black (#0F0F12) is the most readable on Pink Lace, at 15.40:1, which also clears WCAG AAA (7:1). 2 of the 5 common text colors tested pass AA for normal text.

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