#bdb76b HTML Color [Dark Khaki]

Hex Color Code #bdb76b
RGB Color Code rgb(189, 183, 107)
HSL Color Code hsl(55.61, 38.32%, 58.04%)
CMYK 0, 0.03, 0.43, 0.26
CSS Reference Name darkkhaki
Color Group

Yellow
Complement

#6b71bd
Color Name Dark Khaki
RGB (Percent) 74.12%, 71.76%, 41.96%
HSL (Decimal) 0.15, 0.38, 0.58
Type Light / Warm

Darker | Lighter | Shades | Tones | Tints | Harmonies | How to Use | Description

Lighter than #bdb76b

#f8f7ef

#f4f1e4

#efebd9

#eae6ce

#e5e0c3

#e0dab8

#dbd5ad

#d6d0a2

#d1cb97

#ccc68c

#c7c181

#c2bc76

Darker than #bdb76b

#b8b260

#b3ad55

#aca64d

#a19c48

#969243

#8b883e

#807e39

#757434

#6a692f

#5f5f2a

#545425

#494920

Shades of #bdb76b

#242313

#2a2816

#302e1a

#37351e

#3f3d23

#494628

#54502e

#605c35

#6e6a3d

#7e7a46

#908c51

#a5a05d

Tones of #bdb76b

#cccbbb

#cccab8

#cbc9b5

#cac8b1

#c9c7ad

#c8c6a8

#c7c5a2

#c6c39c

#c5c195

#c3bf8d

#c1bd83

#bfba78

Tints of #bdb76b

#efeede

#edecda

#ebead5

#e9e7d0

#e6e4ca

#e3e1c3

#e0ddbb

#dcd9b2

#d7d4a7

#d2ce9b

#ccc78d

#c5c07d
How to Use

Text / Font Color:
color: #bdb76b;

Example text using the color #bdb76b.

Background Color:
background-color: #bdb76b;

Border Color:
border-color: #bdb76b;

Box Shadow Color:
box-shadow: 2px 2px 4px #bdb76b;

Text Shadow Color:
text-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #bdb76b;

Example text shadow using the color #bdb76b.

#bdb76b Color Description

The #bdb76b HTML color code is made up of 189 Red, 183 Green, and 107 Blue. This color could be named as Dark Khaki. This color's complement is #6b71bd, which is the opposite on the color wheel. The hue is at 55.61 degrees, with a saturation value at 38.32 percent and a lightness value of 58.04 percent. Therefore, this color can be considered to be light, and have warm color temperature. In the CMYK color model (used in the printing process), the composition is 0% Cyan, 3% Magenta, 43% Yellow, and 26% key (black). Colors that look similar, to the #bdb76b color, may be found within the Yellow Color Codes Group.

Note: Color names are subjective, therefore, a single name could potentially represent a multitude of hex color values.