Pear #CBF85F

Pear is a very light, vivid yellow with hex code #CBF85F and RGB rgb(203, 248, 95).

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Black text reads best on this color (17.13:1).

About this color

#CBF85F is a very light, vivid yellow. In OKLCH its lightness is 92%, its chroma 0.184 and its hue 124°. Its hue sits between the warm and cool halves of the wheel. It is the named color Pear. Black text reads best on it, at 17.13:1.

Hue familyYellows
Lightnessvery light (92%)
Chromavivid (0.184)
Temperaturein between
Nearest namePear
Black text17.13:1
White text1.22:1

Colors that go with Pear

Matches found by rotating Pear around the OKLCH hue wheel, each labelled with the closest name in our list.

Complementary

The opposite hue (180°).

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Color palettes with Pear

Curated color palettes that contain a color within ΔE 0.06 (OKLab) of Pear, closest first.

Similar named colors

The eight named colors closest to Pear, with their ΔE distance.

More about Pear

How to make Pear

A starting recipe from common paint colors, found with a spectral paint model (the color mixer’s paint mode). Real pigments vary, so mix a small test batch and adjust.

  • 4 parts white
  • 3 parts yellow
  • 1 part green

Recipe result: #D4E663, a difference of ΔE 0.049 from Pear. That is close; add a little more of one paint to match.

What colors make green? | Color mixing chart

Codes for Pear in every format

HEX#CBF85F
RGBrgb(203, 248, 95)
HSLhsl(78, 92%, 67%)
OKLCHoklch(91.9% 0.184 123.9)

Contrast

WCAG 2 contrast ratios are the conformance target: AA needs 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, AAA needs 7:1. APCA Lc values are supplementary guidance from the WCAG 3 drafts.

PairWCAG 2ResultAPCAAPCA guidance
White text on #CBF85F 1.22:1 Fails Lc -12.8 Not readable
Black text on #CBF85F 17.13:1 AAA Lc 92.6 Preferred for body text
#CBF85F text on white 1.22:1 Fails Lc 11.0 Not readable
#CBF85F text on black 17.13:1 AAA Lc -93.1 Preferred for body text

Shades and tints of Pear

A 50–950 scale built in OKLCH: the hue is held, lightness follows a Tailwind v4-like curve, and every step is kept inside the sRGB gamut. This color sits at step 100.

  1. Step 50

    50

    #F1FAE2

    oklch(97.2% 0.033 123.8)

  2. Step 100

    100 (this color)

    #CBF85F

    oklch(91.9% 0.184 123.9)

  3. Step 200

    200

    #C7E884

    oklch(88.5% 0.132 124)

  4. Step 300

    300

    #A6D500

    oklch(81% 0.201 124.1)

  5. Step 400

    400

    #8AB100

    oklch(70.6% 0.175 124)

  6. Step 500

    500

    #769800

    oklch(63.1% 0.157 124)

  7. Step 600

    600

    #638000

    oklch(55.7% 0.138 124)

  8. Step 700

    700

    #536B00

    oklch(49% 0.121 123.6)

  9. Step 800

    800

    #435800

    oklch(42.7% 0.106 124.1)

  10. Step 900

    900

    #374900

    oklch(37.6% 0.094 124.1)

  11. Step 950

    950

    #202B00

    oklch(26.9% 0.066 123.3)

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Pear with color blindness

Simulated with the Machado et al. (2009) model. ΔE is how far the color moves: below about 0.02 you would not notice a change.

VisionSeen asShift (ΔE)
Protanopia (no red cones)#FFE94C0.072
Deuteranopia (no green cones)#FFE86A0.081
Tritanopia (no blue cones)#D4EDD80.151
Achromatopsia (no color)#E8E8E80.185

Use Pear in your product

Turn it into light and dark UI roles checked for contrast, then export to Tailwind v4, shadcn/ui, CSS or design tokens.