#572C10
Dark Cinnamon
#572C10, an orange from the Ranunculus and Copper palette.
AaWhite text11.84:1AAA
AaBlack text1.77:1Fails
AaAs text on white11.84:1AAA
Description
Dark spiced brown like toasted cinnamon and smoked wood, deep, warm and quietly comforting.
Psychology
This deep warm brown tends to feel protective and cozy, settling the mood with gentle weight.
Meaning
Dark spice browns recall winter kitchens and wood smoke, often linked with comfort and tradition.
Shades and tints
Variations
Harmonies
ComplementaryOpen in the generator
AnalogousOpen in the generator
TriadicOpen in the generator
Split complementaryOpen in the generator
TetradicOpen in the generator
SquareOpen in the generator
Tints and shadesOpen in the generator
Matches in Tailwind, CSS and our library
Tailwind CSS
CSS color names
How it looks with color blindness
On a website
ButtonA text linkBadge
ButtonA text linkBadge
The button uses white text (11.84:1).
Code
/* CSS */
:root {
--brand: #572c10;
}
/* tailwind.config.js, theme.extend.colors */
brand: {
50: '#f9f7f6',
100: '#f0ecea',
200: '#e2dad5',
300: '#ccc0b7',
400: '#b3a093',
500: '#9a806f',
600: '#876854',
700: '#76533c',
800: '#653e24',
900: '#572c10',
950: '#341a09',
},Use #572C10 in your apps
ProcreateTap the color disc, open the Value tab, and type the code in the Hex field.
CanvaSelect the element, tap the color tile, choose + (new color) and paste the code.
IllustratorDouble-click the Fill box and paste the code in the # field of the Color Picker.
PhotoshopClick the foreground color and paste the code in the # field of the Color Picker.
FigmaSelect the layer, click the Fill swatch and paste the code in the hex field.