#4B2012

Q: What are the RGB, HSL, and CMYK values of #4B2012?

RGB(75, 32, 18), HSL(14.7, 61.3%, 18.2%), CMYK(0.0%, 57.3%, 76.0%, 70.6%).

Q: Does #4B2012 meet WCAG contrast on white?

13.87:1 — WCAG AA pass, AAA pass for normal text.

Color Values

HEX

#4B2012

RGB

75, 32, 18

HSL

14.7, 61.3%, 18.2%

HSV

14.7, 76.0%, 29.4%

CMYK

0.0%, 57.3%, 76.0%, 70.6%

OKLCH

0.3024 0.0697 38.5

Properties

Warm Dark Nearest: RAL 8012 Red Brown

Color Psychology

Dark browns like chocolate and espresso project richness, indulgence, and masculine elegance. They carry the warmth of wood-paneled studies and aged leather, evoking comfort and established tradition. These deep tones suggest solidity, dependability, and mature sophistication.

Design Usage

Dark brown excels as a text color alternative to pure black, providing warmth and reducing visual harshness. It suits coffee roasters, chocolate brands, and heritage accessories with a tradition focus. Pair it with cream, gold, or burnt orange for a luxurious, warm-toned design system.