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#DCB2DCSoft Muted Violet 300 / 柔和灰调紫 300

Soft Muted Violet 300 (#DCB2DC) color details: RGB 220, 178, 220, HSL 300°, 38%, 78%. Explore CMYK, LAB, tints, harmonies, WCAG contrast, and CSS code for free.

#DCB2DC

Color formats and exact values

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HEX#DCB2DC
RGB220, 178, 220
HSL300°, 38%, 78%
HSV / HSB300°, 19%, 86%
CMYK0%, 19%, 0%, 14%
CIE XYZ58.35, 52.23, 74.7
CIELAB77.42, 22.3, -15.34
Text color#000000

Tints and shades

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Color harmonies

Four practical combinations calculated from the HSL color wheel.

Complementary

High contrast for accents and calls to action.

Analogous

Smooth and cohesive for interface hierarchy.

Triadic

Balanced energy for charts, illustration, and brands.

Split complementary

Strong contrast with a softer balance than a direct complement.

Text contrast

White and black text checked against WCAG 2.2 readability thresholds.

Aa
White text1.83 : 1Normal text AA fails
AA ×
Aa
Black text11.44 : 1Normal text AA passes
AA ✓

Developer code

HEX: #DCB2DC
RGB: rgb(220, 178, 220)
HSL: hsl(300 38% 78%)
CSS: --brand-color: #DCB2DC;
Android: #DCB2DC
Swift: UIColor(red: 0.863, green: 0.698, blue: 0.863, alpha: 1)

Color analysis and usage

#DCB2DC sits in the violet family with a soft, clear and moderately saturated character.

It works well for interface components, supporting brand colors, and information hierarchy. Use the contrast results below when choosing text instead of relying on appearance alone.

Practical guidance

  • Use #000000 as the first text-color candidate for higher baseline contrast.
  • Keep a tint-and-shade scale for consistent hover, disabled, and surface states.
  • Proof with the target print profile because screen RGB and physical ink will differ.

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