#020112 Hex Color

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Nearly black with a faint violet undertone, #020112 feels somber, controlled, and intensely deep. Its very low lightness creates a strong base for luxury branding, editorial layouts, and dark-mode interfaces. White text reads clearly against it, with about a 20.7:1 contrast ratio. The hex code #020112 works best as a dominant background rather than a small accent.

Questions about #020112

What is #020112 in RGB, HSL and CMYK?
In RGB, #020112 is rgb(2, 1, 18), in HSL hsl(244, 89%, 4%) and in CMYK 89%, 94%, 0%, 93%. Browse more shades of black with names and hex codes.
What colors pair well with #020112?
#020112 pairs well with white, pale gray, muted lavender, and restrained gold accents, creating crisp readability while balancing its cool violet depth with softer or warmer supporting tones in interfaces and editorial layouts. Keep bright colors limited so the near-black base remains dominant.
Does #020112 look warm or cool?
#020112 reads as a cool near-black because its blue value is much higher than its red and green values, creating a faint violet cast that stays restrained because the overall lightness is extremely low. It feels controlled, serious, and nocturnal rather than soft or playful.
Where should #020112 be used?
#020112 works best as a dominant background for dark-mode interfaces, editorial layouts, and luxury branding, where its near-black value creates depth and allows light text, fine borders, or restrained accents to stand out clearly. It is usually more effective as a large field than a small accent.
Is #020112 readable on white or black?
#020112 has a 20.67:1 contrast ratio on white and 1.01:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it works for body text and on black it is too faint for text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.