#AAC2FE

Vivid Light Blue

The color #AAC2FE is a vivid light blue that can be used in various design contexts. This color has RGB values of 170, 194, 254 and HSL values of 223°, 98%, 83%.

Color Values for #AAC2FE

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Color Composition of #AAC2FE

This visualization shows the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) composition of the color #AAC2FE. Each bar represents the percentage of that primary color in the final mix.

Red: 66.7%

Green: 76.1%

Blue: 99.6%

Contrast Analysis for #AAC2FE

Testing this color against light and dark backgrounds to check accessibility standards and readability.

On Light Background (White #FFFFFF)

Sample Text in #AAC2FE

Contrast Ratio: 4.5:1

WCAG AA: ✓ Passes

WCAG AAA: ✗ Fails

On Dark Background (Black #000000)

Sample Text in #AAC2FE

Contrast Ratio: 3.8:1

WCAG AA: ✗ Fails

WCAG AAA: ✗ Fails

Complementary Colors for #AAC2FE

Complementary colors are pairs of colors that are positioned opposite each other on the color wheel. When used together, they create maximum contrast and visual impact.

#AAC2FE

#FEE6A9

Analogous Colors for #AAC2FE

Analogous colors are groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. This color scheme creates a harmonious and cohesive look that's pleasing to the eye.

#A9ECFE

#AAC2FE

#BCA9FE

Triadic Colors for #AAC2FE

Triadic color schemes use three colors equally spaced around the color wheel. This combination offers strong visual contrast while maintaining color harmony.

#AAC2FE

#FEA9C1

#C1FEA9

Shades of #AAC2FE

Shades are created by adding black to the original color. This progression shows how #AAC2FE darkens from left to right, creating deeper variations of the original color.

Tints of #AAC2FE

Tints are created by adding white to the original color. This progression shows how #AAC2FE lightens from left to right, creating softer variations of the original color.

Color Blindness Simulation for #AAC2FE

These simulations show how people with different types of color blindness might perceive #AAC2FE. This information is crucial for designing accessible and inclusive color schemes.

protanopia

#B4B5EF

deuteranopia

#B3B1EC

tritanopia

#ABE4E2

achromatopsia

#C2C2C2