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ivory is #fffff0 in hexadecimal, rgb(255, 255, 240) in decimal and hsl(60, 100, 97) in HSL. This page lists its harmonies, lightness steps and contrast against black and white — all copyable.
HEX · RGB · HSL
| HEX | #fffff0 |
| RGB | rgb(255, 255, 240) |
| HSL | hsl(60, 100%, 97%) |
Harmonies
Complementary
#f0f0ffAnalogous
#fff7f0#f7fff0Triadic
#f0ffff#fff0ffSplit complementary
#f0f7ff#f7f0ffTints & shades
#ffffa3#ffffc7#ffffeb#ffffeb#ffffebAccessibility
| vs #ffffff | 1.01:1 |
| vs #000000 | 20.81:1 |
| Suggested text color | #000000 · 20.81:1 · WCAG AAA |
Similar named colors
FAQ
What is the HEX code for ivory?
ivory is #fffff0 in hex, rgb(255, 255, 240) in decimal and hsl(60, 100%, 97%) in HSL. In CSS you can write either color: ivory; or color: #fffff0; — they are equivalent.
What colors go with ivory?
The complementary #f0f0ff gives the strongest contrast, the analogous pair #fff7f0 / #f7fff0 is the safest, and the triad #f0ffff / #fff0ff adds more tension. All three are derived from the 60° hue of #fffff0.
Does #fffff0 read better on white or black?
Its contrast is 1.01:1 against white and 20.81:1 against black. Use #000000 text on it — that gives 20.81:1, which meets WCAG AAA.
Is a named color different from a hex color?
No. CSS named colors are just syntactic sugar for standard six-digit hex values; browsers resolve them to identical results in every modern engine.