A pale magenta, black text passes AA
Tailwind fuchsia-200
In Tailwind CSS 4.3.3, fuchsia-200 is defined as oklch(90.3% 0.076 319.62); as the nearest sRGB hex that is #f6cfff, or rgb(246 207 255). Black text on it reaches 15.29:1, passing WCAG AAA, and Recolor (recolor.page) can show it on a real page.
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--color-fuchsia-200), converted with Recolor's color code, October 9, 2026| Format | Value |
|---|---|
| OKLCH, as Tailwind writes it | oklch(90.3% 0.076 319.62) |
| Hex | #f6cfff, the nearest color in sRGB |
| RGB | rgb(246 207 255) |
| HSL | hsl(289 100% 91%) |
| OKLCH of the hex | oklch(90.2% 0.077 319.9) |
| CSS variable | var(--color-fuchsia-200) |
| Nearest CSS name | lavender #e6e6fa, 0.063 away in OKLab |
| White text | 1.37:1: AA fails, AAA fails, large text fails |
| Black text | 15.29:1: AA passes, AAA passes, large text passes |
About fuchsia-200
In OKLCH, fuchsia-200 has a lightness of 90.3%, a chroma of 0.076 and a hue of 319.6 degrees, which makes it a pale magenta. The step up to fuchsia-100 is 4.9 points of lightness, and the step down to fuchsia-300 7.0 points.
HSL and OKLCH agree on how light it is, 91% and 90.3%. Fuchsia-200 is one of the 95 colors in Tailwind CSS 4.3.3 that sRGB cannot hold. Its hex, #f6cfff, gives up -0.001 of chroma and moves 0.1 points of lightness and 0.3 degrees of hue; a Display P3 screen shows the full value.
For text, fuchsia-200 wants black: 15.29:1 clears even AAA's 7:1, and white at 1.37:1 fails AA. Black text passes on every fuchsia shade from fuchsia-50 to fuchsia-600, 4 shades darker than fuchsia-200.
The nearest CSS named color, lavender (#e6e6fa), is 0.063 away in OKLab: related, but plainly a different color.
Tints and shades
- #fef7ff
- #fcefff
- #fbe7ff
- #f9dfff
- #f8d7ff
- #f6cfff
- #c1a2c8
- #8f7794
- #5f4f63
- #342a36
- #0e0a0f
From light to dark: 5 toward white and 5 toward black, mixed in OKLCH a sixth of the way at a time with the hue kept. A step that would repeat its neighbor is left out.
A palette around it
- #f6cfff
- #724a79
- #a3d1a4
- #202d19
- #9d6eaa
Locked as the first of five swatches, fuchsia-200 gets #724a79, #a3d1a4, #202d19, #9d6eaa from Recolor's generator, a complementary palette, built on the hue opposite. The seed is its hex, so the palette stays the same. Open it in Recolor.
Using fuchsia-200
Pair it with text-black, 15.29:1; fuchsia-200 as text on a black page measures the same ratio. In CSS it is var(--color-fuchsia-200).
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<p class="text-fuchsia-200">Text in fuchsia-200</p>Common questions
Does white text pass WCAG AA on Tailwind fuchsia-200?
No. White text measures 1.37:1 on fuchsia-200, under AA's 4.5:1; black text measures 15.29:1 and passes. The lightest fuchsia shade for white text is fuchsia-600.
Is Tailwind fuchsia-200 defined in OKLCH?
Yes. Tailwind CSS 4.3.3 defines it as --color-fuchsia-200: oklch(90.3% 0.076 319.62); #f6cfff is its nearest sRGB color, since the value lies outside sRGB.
Is there a CSS named color for Tailwind fuchsia-200?
No. The nearest CSS named color is lavender (#e6e6fa), 0.063 away in OKLab.
Sources
- Tailwind CSS: Colors tailwindcss.com
- WCAG 2.2: Contrast (Minimum) w3.org
- CSS Color Module Level 4: gamut mapping w3.org