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Compare any two colors

See how different two colors are, whether they read on each other, how they look to colorblind users, and whether they go together — for any hex or color name. Just need text-on-background contrast? Use the contrast checker.

Popular comparisons

Deep Vivid Blue vs WhiteΔE 99 · 17.3:1 AAADreamlessSleep vs WhiteΔE 95 · 18.9:1 AAADeep Vivid Yellow vs Deep Vivid BlueΔE 73 · 1.5:1 FailCrimson vs WhiteΔE 92 · 4.7:1 AAVivid Cyan vs DreamlessSleepΔE 74 · 6.8:1 AAJade vs WhiteΔE 77 · 3.3:1 AA LargeMedium Slate Blue vs WhiteΔE 95 · 4.5:1 AA LargeMarigold vs DreamlessSleepΔE 104 · 8.8:1 AAARed vs WhiteΔE 115 · 4.0:1 AA LargeRed vs DreamlessSleepΔE 115 · 4.7:1 AARed vs Dark Vivid CyanΔE 138 · 1.2:1 FailGreen vs WhiteΔE 120 · 1.4:1 FailGreen vs DreamlessSleepΔE 146 · 13.8:1 AAAGreen vs MauveΔE 162 · 1.1:1 FailBlue vs WhiteΔE 150 · 8.6:1 AAABlue vs DreamlessSleepΔE 137 · 2.2:1 FailBlue vs Dark Vivid YellowΔE 169 · 1.1:1 FailYellow vs WhiteΔE 97 · 1.1:1 Fail

How to choose between two colors

Tell them apart

ΔE measures perceived difference. Under ~10 two colors look "basically the same."

Readable together

WCAG and APCA: text needs about 4.5:1 on its background — and both directions matter.

Works for everyone

Check colorblind vision — pairs that look distinct can collapse under deuteranopia.

Looks good

Complementary, analogous or clashing — the hue relationship sets the mood.