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#CCE6DB

Pale Mint · very light cool green

About #CCE6DB

#CCE6DB is a muted, very light shade in the green family. On screen it is built from 80% red, 90% green and 86% blue; for print, its CMYK mix is 11% cyan, 0% magenta, 5% yellow and 10% black. Its overall feel is cool.

Of the common colour names it is very close to Pale Mint (ΔE 7.8); Powder Blue comes next. Its complementary colour, directly opposite on the colour wheel, is #E6CCD7 — a thistle tone that gives the strongest contrast in hue.

Designers tend to use very light tones like #CCE6DB for backgrounds, page sections and subtle cards. Put black text on top of it — 15.91:1, a WCAG AAA pass.

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Red204
Green230
Blue219

Closest named colours

Pale Mint
#C7F0DB · ΔE 7.8
Powder Blue
#B0E0E6 · ΔE 11.4
Light Gray
#D3D3D3 · ΔE 11.9

ΔE measures visible difference: under 2 is barely noticeable, over 10 is clearly different.

Text on #CCE6DB

WCAG contrast for white and black text on this colour.

White heading text
Body copy set on pale mint #CCE6DB.
1.32:1Fail
Black heading text
Body copy set on pale mint #CCE6DB.
15.91:1AAA

Colour-blindness preview

How #CCE6DB appears to people with the three most common types of colour-vision deficiency.

Normal vision
#CCE6DB
Protanopia (no red cones)
#E5E2DB
Deuteranopia (no green cones)
#DFDFDC
Tritanopia (no blue cones)
#C7E6E3

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Frequently asked questions

›What colour is #CCE6DB?

#CCE6DB is a muted, very light shade in the green family. On screen it is built from 80% red, 90% green and 86% blue; for print, its CMYK mix is 11% cyan, 0% magenta, 5% yellow and 10% black. Its overall feel is cool.

›What text colour should I use on #CCE6DB?

Use black text. Black on #CCE6DB has a contrast ratio of 15.91:1 (AAA).

›What colours go with #CCE6DB?

Its complementary colour is #E6CCD7, and analogous partners are #CCE6CE and #CCE4E6.