#009966 Hex Color
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Green Cyan is a stable, mid-tone green that balances organic warmth with a touch of synthetic cool. Because it maintains strong legibility against black text, this shade works well for UI buttons or data-heavy financial dashboards where clarity is needed. The hex code for Green Cyan is #009966. It pairs surprisingly well with warm terracotta accents, keeping the design grounded while avoiding the typical eco-friendly cliches.
About Green Cyan
Sea glass kept in a shaded drawer
What does green cyan mean?
It often reads as growth, nature, and freshness, and it commonly signals money, health, and environmental causes. The low saturation and medium darkness make it feel steady and grounded instead of bright or loud.
Where you see green cyan
- dollar bills
- pool tiles
- fern fronds
- garden hoses
- chalkboards
- evergreen needles
What it works for
It works well for dashboards, charts, packaging, and interfaces that need green without high energy.
What colors go with green cyan?
Cream #fffdd0The pale neutral lightens this dark green and keeps the pair soft and readable.Mustard #ffdb58Warm yellow sits across the hue wheel, so both colors gain warmth and depth.Coral #ff7f50The pinkish orange contrasts the cool green without clashing at similar depths.Charcoal #36454fThe near-black grounds the green and suits restrained, professional layouts.
Questions about Green Cyan
What is the hex code for Green Cyan?
Green Cyan is #009966. In RGB that is rgb(0, 153, 102), in HSL hsl(160, 100%, 30%) and in CMYK 100%, 0%, 33%, 40%.
Is #009966 suitable for data-heavy dashboard interfaces?
Yes, #009966 is an excellent choice for financial or analytical dashboards because it strikes a balance between professional stability and screen readability. Its mid-tone weight allows it to serve as an effective primary button or notification color without overwhelming the eye.
Is Green Cyan readable on white or black?
Green Cyan has a 3.65:1 contrast ratio on white and 5.74:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it works only for large text (24px, or 18.5px bold) and on black it works for body text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.