#FF2400

    rgb(255, 36, 0)

    About Scarlet

    Scarlet is a bright, vivid red with a slight orange undertone. It's one of the most eye-catching reds, sitting between pure red and vermilion.

    Scarlet dye was made from the kermes beetle and later from cochineal insects. Roman generals wore scarlet cloaks. The color became linked to sin and passion in literature, like in 'The Scarlet Letter'.

    Scarlet is perfect for anything that needs to stand out fast - sale signs, emergency alerts, and sports cars. Fashion designers use it for statement pieces. It's too intense for large areas but perfect for accents.

    255, 36, 0

    8°, 100%, 50%

    0.00, 0.86, 1.00, 0.00

    0.225

    Tints

    Color mixed with white for lighter variations

    #FF2400

    20% white

    #FF633C

    40% white

    #FF8E6B

    60% white

    #FFB59A

    80% white

    #FFDACC

    100% white

    Shades

    Color mixed with black for darker variations

    #FF2400

    20% black

    #DA0000

    40% black

    #B60000

    60% black

    #940000

    80% black

    #730000

    100% black

    Tones

    Color mixed with gray for muted variations

    #FF2400

    20% gray

    #EB4825

    40% gray

    #D55C3E

    60% gray

    #BD6B54

    80% gray

    #A2766A

    100% gray

    Color Harmonies

    Colors that work beautifully together based on color theory

    Complementary

    Opposite on the color wheel, creates high contrast

    #FF2400

    #00DBFF

    Analogous

    Adjacent colors, creates harmony and cohesion

    #FF005B

    #FF2400

    #FFA300

    Triadic

    Three colors equally spaced, vibrant and balanced

    #FF2400

    #00FF24

    #2400FF

    Split Complementary

    Base plus two adjacent to complement, less tension

    #FF2400

    #00FFA4

    #005CFF

    Tetradic (Square)

    Four colors forming a square, rich and diverse palette

    #FF2400

    #5CFF00

    #00DBFF

    #A400FF

    Scarlet Color Code: Hex, RGB, and CMYK | ColorShades.io