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Chocolate color: hex codes, shades and palettes

Palettes built around chocolate. Click any swatch to copy its hex code.

Chocolate is #D2691E, orange. Below are its shades with hex codes, the values in every common format, and chocolate color palettes to copy.

Chocolate hex, RGB, HSL and OKLCH

#D2691E
HEX
#D2691E
RGB
rgb(210, 105, 30)
HSL
hsl(25, 75%, 47%)
OKLCH
oklch(63.4% 0.155 50.3)
On white
3.63:1
On black
5.78:1

Shades of chocolate

9 steps from one base color, generated in OKLCH so each step is an equal perceived step rather than an equal numeric one. Click a swatch to copy it.

Chocolate color values

#D2691Ergb(210, 105, 30)
Color spaces of #d2691e
RGB21010530
HSL25°75%47%
HSV25°86%82%
CMYK0.000.500.860.18
XYZ31.867523.90254.1636
Yxy23.90250.53170.3988
CIE-Lab55.990137.052756.7407
Hunter Lab48.890230.791529.1739
OKLCH63.4%0.15550.3°

#D2691E is 210 red, 105 green and 30 blue. Its red channel carries the most of it. The nearest of the 216 web safe colors is #CC6633.

CIE-Lab, XYZ and Yxy are measured against D65, the white point sRGB itself is defined against. Hunter Lab uses the original illuminant C constants, which is what paint and plastics specifications quote, so the two Lab rows are not directly comparable. CMYK is the plain arithmetic conversion: real ink values depend on the press, the paper and the profile.

Base numbers
BaseRedGreenBlue
Binary110100100110100100011110
Octal32215136
Decimal21010530
HexD2691E

#d2691e mixed with black

Ten even steps of the classic shade ramp, worked out in RGB, which is how the term has always been defined and how other references list it. The OKLCH scale further down this page answers a different question: it steps by equal perceived amounts, so its values are not the same.

  • #D2691E
  • #BD5E1B
  • #A85418
  • #934915
  • #7E3F12
  • #69340F
  • #542A0C
  • #3F1F09
  • #291405
  • #140A02
  • #000000

#d2691e mixed with white

The tint ramp, by the same rule in the other direction.

  • #D2691E
  • #D67834
  • #DB874B
  • #DF9661
  • #E4A578
  • #E8B48E
  • #EDC3A5
  • #F1D2BB
  • #F6E1D2
  • #FAF0E8
  • #FFFFFF

Channel shares

  • Red60.9%
  • Green30.4%
  • Blue8.7%

Color schemes

Turned in OKLCH rather than HSL, so every member keeps the lightness and chroma of the original instead of one of them arriving washed out.

Complementary

  • #D2691E
  • #0097C8

Triadic

  • #D2691E
  • #00A27F
  • #8B76E0

Analogous

  • #D2691E
  • #B38000
  • #D85D62

Monochromatic

  • #421A00
  • #703100
  • #A24B00
  • #D2691E
  • #FC8F4B
  • #FFC8AA
  • #FFF7F2

#d2691e on black and on white

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. 5.78:1

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. 3.63:1

Body text needs 4.5:1 to meet AA and large text needs 3:1, so a ratio tells you which of the two backgrounds this color can be read on, and at what size.

CSS for #d2691e

color: #d2691e;
background-color: #d2691e;
border: 3px solid #d2691e;
box-shadow: 1px 1px 3px 2px #d2691e;
text-shadow: 4px 4px 2px rgba(210, 105, 30, 0.8);

/* Perceptually even, and what a modern stylesheet wants */
color: oklch(63.4% 0.155 50.3);

The OKLCH form is the same color stated so that lightening or darkening it moves by an amount the eye agrees with. Every current browser understands it.

Contrast and readability

Chocolate on white measures 3.63:1 and on black 5.78:1. WCAG AA asks for 4.5:1 on normal text and 3:1 on large text and UI components, so the higher of those two decides which background it belongs on. In the scale above, 500 is the first to clear 4.5:1 on white, at 5.56:1.

The contrast checker reports every level for a given pair and suggests the nearest passing shade on the same hue. The color picker builds this same scale from any color you paste in.

Related colors: espresso, mocha, coffee. See every shade on the colors index.

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