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#DDA0DD
CSS color
Plum (#DDA0DD) is a soft CSS mauve-purple named after the dusty purple skin of the plum fruit. This muted, grey-tinted purple carries an air of quiet elegance and vintage charm, sitting between pink and violet in an understated position that avoids boldness. It's used in soft-luxe home furnishings, lavender field aesthetics, and gentle feminine brand identities.
Color Values
#DDA0DD
221, 160, 221
300.0, 47.3%, 74.7%
300.0, 27.6%, 86.7%
0.0%, 27.6%, 0.0%, 13.3%
0.7833 0.1078 326.5
Properties
Color Psychology
Light magentas and fuchsia tints radiate playful energy, self-expression, and modern individuality. They feel bold yet approachable, associated with creativity and nonconformity. These hues challenge convention and signal a willingness to stand out.
Design Usage
Light magentas are effective for fashion, entertainment, and youth-oriented brands. They add vibrant personality as accent colors in otherwise neutral palettes. Use for notification badges, featured tags, and interactive hover states.
Color Harmonies
Color Blindness Simulation
CSS Usage
background-color: #DDA0DD;
color: #DDA0DD;
border-color: #DDA0DD;
Fuchsia 300
#F0ABFC
Tailwind Shades
Contrast Checker
Text on white
2.07:1
Text on black
10.15:1
Compare With
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the RGB, HSL, and CMYK values of #DDA0DD?
RGB(221, 160, 221) · HSL(300.0, 47.3%, 74.7%) · CMYK(0.0%, 27.6%, 0.0%, 13.3%)
Does #DDA0DD meet WCAG contrast on white?
2.07:1 — WCAG AA Fail, AAA Fail for normal text.
What text color is readable on #DDA0DD?
Use 000000 text on a #DDA0DD background; contrast on black is 10.15:1.