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#4697A3

RGB
70, 151, 163
Brightness
133.7
HSL (°,%,%)
188°, 40%, 46%
HSV V %
64%
Lab
58.1, -21.1, -13.8
CMYK (%)
57%, 7%, 0%, 36%
PNG size
6.8 KB
Tone / Feel
mid, soft cool hue
Black text 6.22:1 AA (normal) · AAA (large) (large)
White text 3.38:1 Fail (normal) · AA (large) (large)

Recommended text: Black (6.22:1 — AA / AAA (large))

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Color Profile: #4697A3

Common Name: Teal Blue

Hex: #4697A3

RGB: 70, 151, 163

HSL: 190°, 29%, 45%

Contrast with White: 51.1, AA pass

Contrast with Black: 6.7, AA fail

Mood: #4697A3 is a refined and calming shade, evoking a sense of trust, professionalism, and serenity. It strikes a balance between oceanic and earthy tones, making it versatile for designs requiring a soothing yet contemporary aesthetic. Ideal for corporate branding, tech-related visuals, and environmentally focused projects, it communicates stability and clarity.

Close Named Matches:

  • RAL 5018 - Turquoise Blue (#309192), ΔE=8.40
  • Sikkens 5051 - Teal (#4697A2), ΔE=0.60
  • BS 381C:1996 - Orient Blue (#64A0AA), ΔE=6.46
  • Behr Paint - Turquoise (#549BA6), ΔE=2.84

Why Designers Use It:

This teal shade is used widely across various industries, especially in technology, marine-related branding, and environmental sectors, as it conveys both modernity and trust. The color's smooth, soft tone makes it suitable for calming interior designs, as well as product packaging that aims to attract a mature and discerning audience. It is often featured in corporate branding to denote professionalism and stability while being versatile for both web and print designs. The color's historical use in maritime and aviation industries speaks to its association with clarity and reliability. Additionally, its popularity is rising in eco-friendly and natural product marketing, capitalizing on the earth-tone appeal.

Notable Structures:

The color is also widely associated with natural elements such as the ocean and certain minerals, blending influences from the sea and the sky. It often makes an appearance in designs related to water safety, maritime, and even automotive sectors, where a sense of trustworthiness is paramount. Regionally, it may be found in branding and design initiatives focused on sustainable practices or businesses with environmental commitments.

Industry Use:

  • Technology
  • Maritime and Aviation
  • Environmental/Sustainability
  • Corporate Branding

Palette neighbours

#B9685C Complement #A34697 Triad 1 #97A346 Triad 2 #4669A3 Analogous 1 #46A381 Analogous 2