Pink

PersianPink

#F77FBE
HEX
#F77FBE
RGB
rgb(247, 127, 190)
HSL
hsl(329, 88%, 73%)

Pink family

About PersianPink

PersianPink (#F77FBE) is a light, vivid pink. Pink blends red's warmth with white's softness, giving it a gentle, approachable energy that can range from pale and delicate to bold and electric.

Psychology

Pink is associated with compassion, warmth, playfulness and romance. Soft pinks are calming and nurturing, while vivid pinks feel energetic, youthful and even rebellious.

Applications

Pink shines in beauty, fashion, confectionery and lifestyle brands, as well as feminine or playful UI accents. Hotter pinks add punch to youth-oriented and music-industry designs, while pastel pinks suit baby, spa and wellness palettes.

History

Pink has not always been gender-coded; in the 18th century both men and women wore it. Modern synthetic pink dyes of the 19th century made the shade cheap and fashionable, and its cultural meanings have kept shifting ever since.

Meaning

Pink generally signals affection, tenderness and optimism, though bright pinks also carry confidence and non-conformity. It is widely used to soften a message or add a friendly, human touch.

Why use this color

Use pink to add warmth, approachability or a touch of romance to a design. It is perfect for brands that want to feel friendly and human without the intensity of full red.

Accessibility

Against white, #F77FBE has a 2.4:1 contrast ratio; against black it is 8.7:1. Black text on #F77FBE meets WCAG AA for normal text.

Fun facts

  • Baker-Miller Pink was famously tested as a color that could calm aggressive behavior in holding cells.
  • Until the mid-20th century, pink was often marketed to boys as a light shade of strong red.
  • Hot pink became a signature of punk and pop fashion in the late 20th century.

Shades, tints & tones

Variations

Ten lightness steps plus PersianPink's tints, shades and tones — every swatch copies its hex on click.

Lightness scale

Tints (toward white)

Shades (toward black)

Tones (toward gray)

Color theory

Color harmonies

Proven schemes built around PersianPink. Each swatch is one click from your clipboard.

Complementary

#f77ebc#7ef7b8

Analogous

#f57ef7#f77ebc#f77e80

Triadic

#f77ebc#bcf77e#7ebcf7

Split-complementary

#f77ebc#80f77e#7ef7f5

Tetradic

#f77ebc#f7f57e#7ef7b8#7e80f7

Monochromatic

#480527#990a54#f00f83#f566b0#fab7da

Accessibility

Blindness simulator

See how PersianPink is perceived with common types of color vision deficiency.

#F77FBE

Normal vision

Standard trichromatic vision, shown for reference.

#8b9ac0

Protanopia

Red-blind. Reds look darker and can be confused with greens and browns.

#abafbb

Deuteranopia

Green-blind. Greens look muted and can be confused with reds and browns.

#ff7c97

Tritanopia

Blue-blind. Blues look greenish and yellows fade toward pink.

#a7a7a7

Achromatopsia

Complete color blindness. Everything is seen in shades of gray.

WCAG

Contrast checker

How PersianPink performs against black and white text, with WCAG AA and AAA ratings.

AaWhite on PersianPink
2.40:1
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AaBlack on PersianPink
8.73:1
AAAAAAA LargeAAA Large

The ratio is identical whether PersianPink is used as the text or the background.

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Color palettes

Curated palettes that put PersianPink to work, with copy-all support for each.

Complementary

Roughly 180° across the wheel from #F77FBE (hue 329°) sits #7ef7b8, held together by the #fef6fa tint and the neutrals #f4f4f5 and #18181b.

Analogous

#F77FBE with its two closest neighbours, #f57ef7 and #f77e80, for a 88%-saturation run that stays inside one family; #fef6fa and #e60f7e add depth without breaking it.

Triadic

#F77FBE plus #bcf77e and #7ebcf7, a triangle that sits 120° apart at every corner, with #f4f4f5 and #18181b doing the quiet work underneath.

Monochromatic

One hue at 5 lightness steps: #feecf5 through #1d0210, starting from #F77FBE at 73% lightness.

PersianPink (#F77FBE) is a pink-family color. Use its values, variations, harmonies and palettes above to put it to work in your next design.

Frequently asked questions

PersianPink is #F77FBE — rgb(247, 127, 190) / hsl(329, 88%, 73%). PersianPink (#F77FBE) is a light, vivid pink. Pink blends red's warmth with white's softness, giving it a gentle, approachable energy that can range from pale and delicate to bold and electric.

Good to know

  • PersianPink is one of 609 named colors in the library.
  • Its complementary hue sits 180° away on the color wheel: #7ef7b8.

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