Toxic Frog
An electric light green with sharp intensity
Toxic Frog is an electric, light green with high luminosity and yellow undertones. Because it creates a sharp, artificial quality, it works best as a punchy accent rather than a base color. Pair it with dark charcoal or deep navy to manage its intensity. The hex code for Toxic Frog is #98fb98, which supports black text for high legibility in user interface designs.
About Toxic Frog
Glow stick light through a white curtain
What does toxic frog mean?
This green commonly brings to mind new spring growth, fresh-cut grass, and a playful, slightly electric energy. Its high lightness makes it feel airy and open, while its saturation keeps a steady glow instead of fading to pastel.
Where you see toxic frog
- glow sticks
- new grass shoots
- green apple candy
- lime gelatin
- mint frosting
- frosted glass
What it works for
It suits playful packaging, kids' apps, fitness brands, and small accents that need a jolt of freshness.
What colors go with toxic frog?
Hot Pink #ff028dTwo loud hues push each other harder, which suits party and youth brands.Deep Plum #4a2a59A dark warm purple gives the pale green depth without turning muddy.Marigold #fcc006The sunny yellow-orange leans into the green's citrus side for a bright, juicy pair.Lavender #e6e6faBoth colors sit at similar lightness, so the pair stays soft and even.Chocolate Brown #7b3f00The earthy brown grounds the green and reads organic rather than synthetic.
Questions about Toxic Frog
What is the hex code for Toxic Frog?
Toxic Frog is #98fb98. In RGB that is rgb(152, 251, 152), in HSL hsl(120, 93%, 79%) and in CMYK 39%, 0%, 39%, 2%.
Is Toxic Frog readable on white or black?
Toxic Frog has a 1.26:1 contrast ratio on white and 16.58:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it is too faint for text and on black it works for body text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.