#CC7700
#CC7700
Oranges · #c70 is the three-digit shorthand for #CC7700. In CSS the two notations mean the same color.
| HEX | #CC7700 |
|---|---|
| RGB | 204, 119, 0 |
| HSL | 35°, 100%, 40% |
| CMYK | 0%, 42%, 100%, 20% |
| Relative luminance | 0.26 |
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Text contrast
Aa
On white
3.38:1 Below AA
Aa
On black
6.21:1 Passes AA
Colours that work with it
Complement
#0055CC
Analogous
#CC1100#BBCC00
Triadic
#00CC77#7700CC
Shade scale
50100200300400500600700800
Seen with colour blindness
ProtanopiaDeuteranopiaTritanopia
How to read this
- A hex code writes red, green and blue as two hexadecimal digits each. #ff0000 is red at full strength and the others at zero.
- HSL states hue (0–360°), saturation and lightness. Nudging a colour brighter means changing one number, which is why it is easier to work with by hand.
- Text contrast follows WCAG. Body-size text needs 4.5:1 or better, and 21:1 between white and black is the maximum possible.
- The colour-blindness row computes how this colour appears under three types of colour vision deficiency — the reason never to encode information in colour alone.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Are #c70 and #CC7700 the same color?
Yes. CSS doubles each digit of a three-digit hex, so #c70 expands to #CC7700. Only 4,096 colors can be written in three digits, and this is one of them.
Q. What text color works on #CC7700?
Black text. Contrast against white is 3.38:1 and against black 6.21:1, so pick the larger one — WCAG asks for 4.5:1 at body size.
Q. Which named color is closest to #CC7700?
Ochre. It is not an exact match, so where color matters use the hex code itself rather than the name.