Is the Tailwind match for #AFEEEE accurate?

Yes, we use the CIEDE2000 ΔE algorithm which matches colors based on human perception. The distance of 3.96 indicates a very close match.

How do I use Pale Turquoise in Tailwind CSS v4?

You can use the native class bg-cyan-200 or define a custom theme color in your CSS using the provided OKLCH values.

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Q: What is the closest Tailwind class for Pale Turquoise?

The closest visually matching Tailwind CSS class for Pale Turquoise (#AFEEEE) is cyan-200. It has a perceptual match score of 96.0%.

#AFEEEE

Nearest Tailwind V4 Match

cyan-200

96.0% Match

Implementation

bg-cyan-200

text-cyan-200

Full Calculated Scale

#eef7f7

100

#dbf0f0

200

#b9e0e0

300

#98cccc

400

#74aeae

500

#559293

600

#3f7a7a

700

#316868

800

#255657

900

#1f4a4b

950

#0e2f2f

Technical Background

Converting Pale Turquoise (#AFEEEE) to Tailwind CSS requires more than just picking the nearest hex. Our algorithm uses CIEDE2000, a perceptual color difference formula that accounts for how human vision processes lightness, chroma, and hue.

The generated scale follows the Tailwind CSS v4 OKLCH standard, ensuring perfectly uniform weight across the entire spectrum. This prevents common issues like "hue shifting" where colors turn purple or grey as they get darker or lighter. You can customize this further in our Palette Generator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the closest Tailwind class for Pale Turquoise?

The closest visually matching Tailwind CSS class for Pale Turquoise (#AFEEEE) is cyan-200. Our algorithm calculates this using the CIEDE2000 ΔE standard, which shows a match score of 96.0%.

How do I use this color in my Tailwind config?

You have two options: use the native class bg-cyan-200 for the best out-of-the-box match, or add #AFEEEE directly to your Tailwind theme configuration for 100% brand accuracy.

Why use OKLCH for this scale?

Tailwind CSS v4 uses OKLCH because it is perceptually uniform. When we generate the 50-950 scale for Pale Turquoise, OKLCH ensures that the color stays vibrant and doesn't shift towards different hues as it gets lighter or darker.

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