What are the hex codes in the Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse palette?

The Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse color palette consists of Cotton Candy #FFACC1, Hot Pink #F86DCD, Terracotta #D7716B, Amethyst #B25EC6.

How should I use the Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse palette on a website?

Use Cotton Candy #FFACC1 as the background, Amethyst #B25EC6 for text, Hot Pink #F86DCD for buttons and links, and Terracotta #D7716B for accents. No pair inside the palette reaches 4.5:1, so add black or white for body text.

Which colors in Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse have enough contrast for text?

The highest-contrast pair is #FFACC1 on #B25EC6 with a ratio of 2.25:1, which does not meet WCAG AA; add a darker or lighter neutral for body text.

#FFACC1Cotton Candy

#F86DCDHot Pink

#D7716BTerracotta

#B25EC6Amethyst

Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse color palette

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Name	HEX	RGB	HSL	OKLCH
Cotton Candy	`#FFACC1`	`rgb(255, 172, 193)`	`hsl(345, 100%, 84%)`	`oklch(83.0% 0.100 3)`
Hot Pink	`#F86DCD`	`rgb(248, 109, 205)`	`hsl(319, 91%, 70%)`	`oklch(73.3% 0.200 341)`
Terracotta	`#D7716B`	`rgb(215, 113, 107)`	`hsl(3, 57%, 63%)`	`oklch(66.4% 0.129 25)`
Amethyst	`#B25EC6`	`rgb(178, 94, 198)`	`hsl(288, 48%, 57%)`	`oklch(62.0% 0.172 320)`

Why it works and how to use it

Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse is a vivid split color palette tagged sunset, gradient, vibrant. A split scheme: Cotton Candy plays against Amethyst across roughly 75° of hue. Saturation runs high, so use the brightest color sparingly and let the others carry the surface area. The overall temperature is warm.

The palette holds together thanks to its split hue relationship and a soft light-to-dark ladder (84% down to 57% lightness). A natural fit for websites, presentations and branding.

Background: Cotton Candy (#FFACC1) is the lightest color, so it belongs on large surfaces.
Text: Amethyst (#B25EC6) on #FFACC1 gives 2.25:1, so pair it with a darker neutral for body copy.
Primary: Hot Pink (#F86DCD) is the most saturated mid-tone; use it for buttons and links with a border or a darker shade for contrast.
Accent: Terracotta (#D7716B) for highlights, badges and hover states.

No pair inside the palette reaches 4.5:1, so add black or white for body text.

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#FFACC1

#F86DCD

#D7716B

#B25EC6

Color-blind check: under tritanopia, Hot Pink and Terracotta become hard to tell apart, so do not rely on that pair alone to carry meaning.

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Contrast check WCAG ratios between palette colors

Pair	Sample	Ratio	Level
`#FFACC1` on `#B25EC6`	Aa	2.25:1	Fail
`#FFACC1` on `#D7716B`	Aa	1.84:1	Fail
`#F86DCD` on `#B25EC6`	Aa	1.52:1	Fail
`#FFACC1` on `#F86DCD`	Aa	1.48:1	Fail
`#F86DCD` on `#D7716B`	Aa	1.25:1	Fail
`#D7716B` on `#B25EC6`	Aa	1.22:1	Fail

:root {
  --cotton-candy: #FFACC1;
  --hot-pink: #F86DCD;
  --terracotta: #D7716B;
  --amethyst: #B25EC6;
}

$cotton-candy: #FFACC1;
$hot-pink: #F86DCD;
$terracotta: #D7716B;
$amethyst: #B25EC6;

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'cotton-candy': '#FFACC1',
        'hot-pink': '#F86DCD',
        'terracotta': '#D7716B',
        'amethyst': '#B25EC6',
      },
    },
  },
};

{
  "name": "Hot Pink & Amethyst Muse",
  "colors": [
    "#FFACC1",
    "#F86DCD",
    "#D7716B",
    "#B25EC6"
  ]
}

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FFACC1, #F86DCD, #D7716B, #B25EC6);

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Added 2024-11-08 · Free for commercial use, no attribution needed.

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