Blurple Color

HEX, RGB, HSL & CMYK Codes

#5539cc
Format Value
HEX #5539cc
RGB rgb(85, 57, 204)
HSL hsl(251.4, 59%, 51.2%)
CMYK cmyk(58.3%, 72.1%, 0%, 20%)
HSV hsv(251.4, 72.1%, 80%)

blurple color harmonies

Tints & shades of blurple

Tints (lighter)

#644bd1 #745dd5 #836fda #9381df #a293e3 #b2a5e8 #c1b7ec #d1c9f1 #e0dbf6 #f0edfa

Shades (darker)

#4d34b9 #462fa7 #3e2994 #362482 #2e1f6f #271a5d #1f154a #171038 #0f0a25 #080513

Contrast & accessibility

The quick brown fox

On white · 7.39:1 · AAA

The quick brown fox

On black · 2.84:1 · Fail

Recommended text color: #ffffff

Use blurple in code

CSS color: #5539cc;
SCSS $color: #5539cc;
Tailwind bg-[#5539cc]
Swift UIColor(red: 0.333, green: 0.224, blue: 0.800, alpha: 1)
Android Color.parseColor("#5539cc")
Flutter Color(0xFF5539CC)

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What is the HEX code for blurple?

The CSS color blurple in HEX format is #5539cc. Use this value directly in CSS, SVG, and most design tools.

How do I use blurple in CSS?

To apply blurple in CSS:

  • Text color: color: #5539cc;
  • Background: background-color: #5539cc;
  • Border: border-color: #5539cc;

What are all the color format values for blurple?

FormatValue
HEX#5539cc
RGBrgb(85, 57, 204)
HSLhsl(251.4, 59%, 51.2%)
CMYKcmyk(58.3%, 72.1%, 0%, 20%)

How do I convert blurple to HEX?

Select blurple from the color name list in our color converter. The HEX value — #5539cc — appears instantly alongside HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK.

What color family does blurple belong to?

blurple belongs to the blue color family. It is a medium, moderately saturated color with HSL values: hue 251.4°, saturation 59%, lightness 51.2%.

How do I create lighter and darker shades of blurple?

Lighter variant (lightness 66.2%): #8976dc. Darker variant (lightness 36.2%): #3b2693. These values are computed by adjusting HSL lightness ±15% while keeping the same hue and saturation.

What is HEX used for?

HEX color codes are used in CSS, HTML and design tools. They encode red, green and blue as two hexadecimal digits each (00–FF), forming a compact 6-character code like #ff0000.