Blush Pink

A pale, warm pink. Soft, cosmetic and calm.

Blush Pink, the usual valuePink
#F2C4CE
17 blush pinks in the library

Pick any swatch to see its codes, its contrast and the palette it comes from.

01Put it to work

Can you read text on it?
White text looks like thisHard to read
Avoid for text. Use it for shapes and backgrounds instead. Contrast 1.5 to 1
Black text looks like thisVery easy to read
Fine for any text, even small print. Contrast 12.7 to 1

Black text reads better here. The contrast number compares how light the text is with how light the colour behind it is. It runs from 1, where the text disappears, to 21, black on white. The web accessibility standard asks for at least 4.5 for normal text and 3 for big headlines.

Pick a swatch above to see it in its own palette, next to the colours it was chosen to sit with.

02Tints and shades

A ramp from 50 to 950 around #F2C4CE, in equal perceptual steps, for backgrounds, borders and hover states. Click a step to copy it.

0317 palettes with blush pink

04The styles that use it

Bubbleglam3Dreamcore2Performing Arts1Screen Printing180s Editorial1Cyberpop1Glassmorphism1Vaporwave1Neubrutalism1Surreal Dreamcore1Vintage 80s1Rococo1Bead Lettering1Kawaii1

05Questions

What is the hex code for blush pink?

Blush Pink is most often given as #F2C4CE. There is no single official value; the 17 blush pink swatches in the Omoro library run across the range shown on this page.

What colours go with blush pink?

In the library's palettes, blush pink most often sits beside blue, purple and teal, with black and white as the neutrals.

Which design styles use blush pink?

Bubbleglam, Dreamcore and Performing Arts use it most. 14 styles use it in all.

Goes withBlue 53%Purple 47%Teal 35%Green 35%Red 18%Orange 12%

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