#DBE250
A light, vivid yellow closely aligning with Yellowgreen.
About #DBE250
When working with digital screens, the color #DBE250 is rendered by mixing light. Designers often compare it to the standard color Yellowgreen. To achieve this exact tint on a monitor, you would use an RGB mix of 219, 226, and 80.
If you are designing for print, the four-color process is what matters most. The color uses 3% Cyan, 0% Magenta, 65% Yellow, and 11% Black. This makes it a relatively light color when applied to physical surfaces.
Ensuring your text is legible against this background is a key part of web design. To prevent eye strain, #000000 text pairs best with this hex code. Always test your color combinations using a contrast checker before publishing.
Color Space Conversions
HEX#DBE250
RGB219, 226, 80
HSL62.9°, 71.6%, 60.0%
CMYK3%, 0%, 65%, 11%
HSV62.9°, 64.6%, 88.6%
LAB87.0, -20.3, 67.7
XYZ57.9, 70.0, 18.1
Decimal14410320
Color Harmonies
Tints, Shades & Tones
Tints (Adding White)
Shades (Adding Black)
WCAG Contrast Accessibility
1.40:1
Text on #FFFFFF
FAIL
15.01:1
Text on #000000
AAA
1.34:1
Text on #F8FAFC
FAIL
12.76:1
Text on #0F172A
AAA
CSS Implementation
.bg-color {
background-color: #DBE250;
}
.text-color {
color: #DBE250;
}
.border-color {
border: 2px solid #DBE250;
}