#000C7F
- RGB
- 0, 12, 127
- Brightness
- 43.9
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 234°, 100%, 25%
- HSV V %
- 50%
- Lab
- 14.4, 42.4, -61.7
- CMYK (%)
- 100%, 91%, 0%, 50%
- PNG size
- 5.3 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, intense cool hue
Recommended text: White (15.45:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #000C7F
Common Name: Royal Blue
RGB: 0, 12, 127
HSL: 240°, 100%, 25%
Contrast Ratios:
- vs White: 8.1:1 (Passes AA)
- vs Black: 1.6:1 (Fails AA)
Mood: A deep, bold blue with a hint of sophistication. Royal Blue is associated with authority and serenity, often evoking feelings of trust and professionalism. It is widely used in branding, sports, and design to convey stability and luxury.
Close Named Matches:
- Australian Standard AS2700 B12 - Royal Blue: #2B3769 (ΔE=44.83)
- Behr - American Blue: #002C63 (ΔE=40.99)
- Benjamin Moore - Blue: #243973 (ΔE=41.02)
- Pantone Solid Coated 2745 C - Blue: #1E0576 (ΔE=4.98)
- RAL Classic 5002 - Ultramarine Blue: #2F4D86 (ΔE=47.19)
Why Designers Use It
Royal Blue is a versatile and timeless color used across multiple industries for its strong, trustworthy connotation. Its rich depth makes it perfect for corporate logos, governmental branding, and even sports teams. Designers often choose this shade for its ability to evoke a sense of authority while remaining approachable. The color is also highly utilized in the automotive and tech industries to promote reliability and innovation.
Interestingly, this hue has been linked to royalty, hence its name, and is often seen in traditional European symbols of power. As a color, Royal Blue is associated with luxury and stability, fitting perfectly into high-end product design and corporate branding. It is also used in military uniforms, emphasizing trust and strength. In more recent times, this shade has seen a resurgence in digital media and web design, where it remains a popular choice for professional yet visually appealing content.