StyleKit

#ff3333

#ff3333 is rgb(255, 51, 51), or hsl(0, 100%, 60%). The nearest reference Tailwind v4 token is red-500 (#fb2c36), not an exact match.

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Conversions

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WCAG contrast

BackgroundRatioAA textAA largeAAA text
white3.64:1failpassfail
black5.77:1passpassfail
slate-9004.91:1passpassfail
gray-1003.31:1failpassfail

Ratios use WCAG relative luminance for opaque sRGB colors. Normal text requires 4.5:1, or 7:1 at AAA. Large text requires 3:1: at least 24 CSS pixels, or about 18.67 CSS pixels when bold. Pass/fail uses the unrounded ratio. Contrast alone is not a full accessibility assessment.

Colors paired with #ff3333 in real UI palettes

These colors appear alongside #ff3333 in StyleKit's curated palettes. Co-occurrence is not a promise of text readability; each pair includes its measured contrast.

A readable starting point

black text on #ff3333: 5.77:1 contrast.

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Design styles using this color

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Tints and shades

#ffd6d6
#ffadad
#ff8585
#ff5c5c
#f50000
#b80000
#7a0000
#3d0000

Lightness ladder in HSL space, from the lightest tint to the darkest shade of #ff3333.

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Similar colors in the library

Nearest swatches by perceptual OKLab distance across all curated style palettes.

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AI prompt snippet

Use #ff3333 as the accent color, following the Comic Style style: rgb(255, 51, 51), nearest Tailwind token red-500. Keep text contrast at least 4.5:1 (this color scores 3.64:1 on white, 5.77:1 on black).

Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or v0 to use #ff3333 with correct contrast constraints. Browse all palette colors.

Questions about #ff3333

What color is #ff3333?

#ff3333 is rgb(255, 51, 51), or hsl(0, 100%, 60%). The nearest reference Tailwind v4 token is red-500 (#fb2c36), not an exact match.

What text color should I use on #ff3333?

Black (#000000) has the higher black-or-white contrast against #ff3333: 5.77:1. This calculation assumes opaque, flat sRGB colors. Normal text requires 4.5:1 and large text 3:1 under WCAG 2.2 SC 1.4.3; it is not a complete accessibility assessment.

How can I use exactly #ff3333 in Tailwind CSS?

Use bg-[#ff3333], text-[#ff3333], or a CSS custom property instead of substituting a nearby named token. The reference palette is Tailwind CSS 4.1.18, converted from OKLCH to sRGB hex; newer Tailwind versions and custom themes can differ.

Sources and calculation limits

Reference palette: Tailwind CSS 4.1.18, converted from OKLCH to sRGB hex. Named tokens are versioned approximations; use the exact hex utilities when matching an existing design. Palette pairings come from the linked StyleKit definitions, not external popularity or preference data.