Orange color palette
Dark orange (#ff8c00) and its opposite, a sky blue (#3ebaff), make the core of this orange palette, with a peach background and a burnt brown for text.
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At a glance
- Base: Dark orange
- #ff8c00 · white text 2.33:1 (Fail), near-black text 7.75:1 (AAA)
- Source: w3.org, checked 2026-11
- Complementary colour (180°)
- #3ebaff
- Analogous colours (±30°)
- #ff8577 and #d6a700
- Triadic colours (120° and 240°)
- #00caaf and #ba98ff
- Text on the scale
- White text passes AA from step 600; near-black text passes up to step 500
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Orange color palette: what to know
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What goes with orange
Orange and blue are the classic complementary pair. Navy keeps it grown-up; sky blue keeps it playful. Cream and warm grey are good neutral backgrounds.
Orange clashes most with colours of similar strength but a slightly different hue, such as a bright pink or a red right next to it. Keep one strong warm colour and let the rest be quieter.
Questions
What color palette goes with orange?
Blue and navy for contrast, peach and cream for softness, and charcoal or warm grey as neutrals.
What colors does orange not go with?
There are no hard rules, but orange tends to fight with other loud warm colours, such as a bright red or hot pink at the same strength. Pair it with something calmer.