#00823B
- RGB
- 0, 130, 59
- Brightness
- 101.6
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 147°, 100%, 25%
- HSV V %
- 51%
- Lab
- 47.3, -47.1, 29.8
- CMYK (%)
- 100%, 0%, 55%, 49%
- PNG size
- 6.7 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, intense cool hue
Recommended text: White (4.93:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #00823B
Common Name: Trumatch 19-a3
RGB: 0, 130, 59
HSL: 149°, 100%, 26%
Contrast: vs White: 5.6:1 (AA Pass), vs Black: 13.5:1 (AA Pass)
Color Mood:
This green shade is vibrant and fresh, evoking a sense of nature, health, and calm. It’s used in environments that want to communicate balance, renewal, and stability. It’s commonly seen in both modern and traditional spaces, often associated with eco-friendly and organic products. The energy from this color brings a sense of life and vitality, making it suitable for a variety of industries, especially those related to sustainability.
Notable Color Matches:
- Trumatch 19-a3 - #00823B (Exact Match)
- Behr - Chlorophyll - #008342
- Benjamin Moore - Jade Green - #01884B
- Pantone - Irish Jig - #00873A
- BS 2660 - Paris / Vir. Green - #008C51
Why Designers Use It:
This specific shade of green is highly valued in design for its rich, balanced tone that communicates a sense of tranquility and environmental awareness. It is often chosen in projects that involve themes of growth, nature, and sustainability, making it a frequent choice for eco-friendly product designs, health-related industries, and interior spaces meant to promote relaxation and rejuvenation.
The color has roots in both natural elements like forests and plant life, as well as in modern design contexts. It’s often seen in branding for organic food products, outdoor gear, and energy-efficient technologies. Its adaptability also makes it a popular choice in interior design, where it can create a grounded yet fresh atmosphere. Additionally, many government and public health organizations use this shade for its association with health, safety, and vitality.
This color has a strong, confident appeal, making it a prominent feature in design schemes for everything from sportswear to corporate branding, particularly where energy, freshness, and sustainability are emphasized. It is used in global markets, but especially so in places with a high focus on green living and environmental concerns, like Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest in the United States.