#0D120C Hex Color
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Almost black with a faint, muddy green tint, #0d120c functions as a heavy, grounding base for dark mode interfaces. Because it sits so close to pure black, it can look washed out next to bright whites. Try pairing it with muted creams or soft ochres for a more sophisticated, organic palette. The hex code for this somber shade is #0d120c.
Questions about #0d120c
What is #0d120c in RGB, HSL and CMYK?
In RGB, #0d120c is rgb(13, 18, 12), in HSL hsl(110, 20%, 6%) and in CMYK 28%, 0%, 33%, 93%. Browse more shades of black with names and hex codes.
Why does #0d120c look better with cream than pure white?
#0d120c contains subtle green and warm undertones that clash with the clinical sharpness of pure white. Pairing it with muted, off-white creams or soft ochres creates a cohesive, organic contrast that feels much more natural and intentional.
Is #0d120c a suitable alternative to pure black for UI design?
Yes, #0d120c functions as a softer, more sophisticated base than jet black. Because it carries a faint muddy green tint, it reduces eye strain in dark mode interfaces while maintaining that heavy, grounding presence designers often want for luxury branding.
Is #0d120c readable on white or black?
#0d120c has a 18.93:1 contrast ratio on white and 1.10:1 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.