Complementary
Maximum contrast — logos, CTAs, bold pairs
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Limes
Lethal Lime
Psychology
This highly stimulating color can evoke a sense of urgency, alertness, or even a playful, edgy energy.
History & Origin
Fluorescent and near-fluorescent greens gained popularity in the 20th century, particularly in pop culture and safety applications, due to their high visibility.
Combinations
Harmonious pairings from this color. Click any swatch to copy.
Values & Conversions
Copy any format — sRGB, print, and perceptual OKLCH.
CSS
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 contrast for the pairings designers use most.
Recommended
Readable body text at this size.
16.36:1AAA
Use black text for body copy, labels, and controls.
✓ Small text✓ Large text
All pairings
Aa
White on color
1.28:1Fail
Aa
Black on color
16.36:1AAA
Aa
Color on white
1.28:1Fail
Aa
Color on black
16.36:1AAA
Variations
Shades, tints, and tones in 10% steps — built for real UI states.
Darker steps for hover, shadow, and pressed states.
Design token scale
50–950 ramp for systems workColor vision
How this color reads under common forms of color vision deficiency.
Similar colors
Perceptually closest named colors in the library.