Yellow & Lime, Teal Color Palette

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#A5C74E 165, 199, 78

#DBC42E 219, 196, 46

#369E8D 54, 158, 141

#2B8F5D 43, 143, 93

#A5C74E

Color 1

#DBC42E

Color 2

#369E8D

Color 3

#2B8F5D

Color 4

:root {
  --color-1: #A5C74E;
  --color-2: #DBC42E;
  --color-3: #369E8D;
  --color-4: #2B8F5D;
}

colors: {
  'palette-1': '#A5C74E',
  'palette-2': '#DBC42E',
  'palette-3': '#369E8D',
  'palette-4': '#2B8F5D',
}

const palette = [
  '#A5C74E',
  '#DBC42E',
  '#369E8D',
  '#2B8F5D',
];

$color-1: #A5C74E;
$color-2: #DBC42E;
$color-3: #369E8D;
$color-4: #2B8F5D;

Palette Codes 4 COLORS

This is a cool, balanced 4-colour palette with a comfortable balance of contrast and harmony.

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About this color palette

This is a cool, balanced 4-colour palette with a comfortable balance of contrast and harmony. It is anchored by Yellow (#DBC42E) and reads as well balanced in lightness, with an average saturation of 56% and lightness of 46%. It works well for calm, professional and modern interfaces.

The colors in this palette

Lime `#A5C74E`

rgb(165, 199, 78) · hsl(77, 52%, 54%)

A balanced mid-tone that works well for primary surfaces and UI elements.

Yellow `#DBC42E`

rgb(219, 196, 46) · hsl(52, 71%, 52%)

A vivid, saturated tone that draws the eye — best for accents and highlights.

Teal `#369E8D`

rgb(54, 158, 141) · hsl(170, 49%, 42%)

A balanced mid-tone that works well for primary surfaces and UI elements.

Green `#2B8F5D`

rgb(43, 143, 93) · hsl(150, 54%, 36%)

A balanced mid-tone that works well for primary surfaces and UI elements.

Accessibility & contrast

Colour contrast decides whether text stays readable. Here is how each pair of colours in this palette performs when one is used as text on the other, measured against the WCAG standard (AA needs 4.5:1, AAA needs 7:1).

Text	Background	Ratio	AA	AAA
#DBC42E	#2B8F5D	2.3:1	Fail	Fail
#A5C74E	#2B8F5D	2.1:1	Fail	Fail
#DBC42E	#369E8D	1.86:1	Fail	Fail
#A5C74E	#369E8D	1.69:1	Fail	Fail
#369E8D	#2B8F5D	1.24:1	Fail	Fail
#A5C74E	#DBC42E	1.1:1	Fail	Fail

How to use these colors

Background — Lime (#A5C74E): the lightest tone — a clean base for large areas
Text — Green (#2B8F5D): the darkest tone — readable for body copy and headings
Primary — Yellow (#DBC42E): the most saturated tone — buttons, links and key UI
Accent — Green (#2B8F5D): a secondary highlight for badges and details

Colors that pair with this palette

Want to extend this palette? These colours pair naturally with its dominant Yellow tone, based on colour-wheel harmony. Tap a swatch to explore that colour family.

#2E45DB · Blue #9BDB2E · Green #DB6E2E · Orange #2EDBC4 · Teal

Frequently asked questions

What colours are in this palette?

This palette has 4 colours: Lime (#A5C74E), Yellow (#DBC42E), Teal (#369E8D) and Green (#2B8F5D).

Is this a warm or cool colour palette?

It is a cool palette — its tones lean toward blues, greens and purples, which feel calm and modern.

What are the hex codes for this palette?

The hex codes are #A5C74E, #DBC42E, #369E8D and #2B8F5D. You can copy them as CSS variables, Tailwind, SCSS or JSON from the code panel above.

Is this palette accessible for text?

The colours are fairly close in contrast, so pair them carefully for text — put a very light or very dark colour behind body text, and check the contrast table above.