Green color · XKCD survey name

Light Neon Green Color Code: #4EFD54

The HEX code for Light Neon Green is #4EFD54. It is a medium-light, vivid green color made of 78 red, 253 green and 84 blue (HSL 122°, 98%, 65%). Black text reads best on it (15.50:1 contrast).

Light Neon Green color values

HEX #4EFD54
RGB rgb(78, 253, 84)
HSL hsl(122, 98%, 65%)
HSV 122, 69%, 99%
HWB hwb(122 31% 1%)
CMYK 69%, 0%, 67%, 1%
Decimal 5176660
65%HSL lightness (medium-light)
98%HSL saturation (vivid)
122°Hue angle (green)
0.725Relative luminance

CMYK is a standard screen-to-print conversion. Printed results depend on inks, paper and color profiles.

What is Light Neon Green?

“Light Neon Green” is a crowd-sourced name from the XKCD Color Survey, in which participants typed names for colors they were shown. It is a popular everyday label rather than an official standard.

Its hue angle of 122° places it in the green part of the color wheel, with 98% saturation (vivid) and 65% lightness (medium-light). It sits between warm and cool.

Compared with the other green colors in the Aqeeb Studio library, it is lighter than 77% of them and more saturated than 79% of them.

Its relative luminance is 0.725, which makes it a very light color. That is above the 0.179 crossover point at which black and white text have equal contrast, so black text has the advantage.

Light Neon Green counts as a light color: its HSL lightness is 65% and its relative luminance is 0.725. Black text reads best on it (15.50:1 contrast).

Text contrast on Light Neon Green

WCAG contrast of white and black text on Light Neon Green
TextPreviewRatioAA normalAA largeAAA normalAAA large
White text Sample text 1.35:1 Poor Fail Fail Fail Fail
Black text Sample text 15.50:1 Excellent Pass Pass Pass Pass

Ratios use the WCAG 2 formula and are truncated, never rounded up. Test any pair with the contrast checker.

Colors that go with Light Neon Green

Complementary color

Complementary colors sit directly opposite each other on the color wheel (180° apart). They give the strongest hue contrast, which suits calls to action and accents.

Analogous colors

Analogous colors are neighbors on the wheel, 30° either side of the base hue. They blend smoothly and are easy to combine in backgrounds, gradients and illustrations.

Triadic colors

A triadic scheme uses three hues spaced 120° apart. It is lively yet balanced, and works best when one color leads and the other two act as accents.

Split-complementary colors

Split-complementary keeps the base color and uses the two colors on either side of its complement (150° and 210°). The contrast is strong but gentler than a direct complement.

Tetradic colors

A tetradic (rectangle) scheme combines two complementary pairs at 0°, 60°, 180° and 240°. It offers variety but needs one dominant color to stay balanced.

Monochromatic variants

Monochromatic variants keep the same hue and saturation and only change lightness, which makes them dependable for UI scales and subtle layered designs.

#02BA08#02BA08
#07FC10#07FC10
#4EFD54#4EFD54
#95FE98#95FE98
#DBFFDC#DBFFDC

A “≈” before a name means the exact harmony color has no named match, so the link goes to the closest named color.

Tints and shades of Light Neon Green

Lighter tints (mixed with white)

Darker shades (mixed with black)

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Where to use Light Neon Green

  • Card, highlight and section backgrounds with dark text (15.50:1 contrast with black)
  • Accents that need to stand out: call-to-action buttons, charts and illustrations
  • Success and confirmation states (with a label or icon)
  • Eco, health and finance-style branding
  • Charts, maps and nature illustrations
  • Calm backgrounds and section fills

Use Light Neon Green in CSS

:root {
  --color-light-neon-green: #4EFD54;
}

.element {
  color: var(--color-light-neon-green);
  background-color: #4EFD54;
  border: 2px solid #4EFD54;
}

Questions about Light Neon Green

What is the HEX code for Light Neon Green?

Light Neon Green is #4EFD54.

What is the RGB value of Light Neon Green?

The RGB value of Light Neon Green is 78, 253, 84: 78 red, 253 green and 84 blue on a 0–255 scale, written rgb(78, 253, 84) in CSS.

What is the HSL value of Light Neon Green?

The HSL value of Light Neon Green is 122°, 98%, 65% (hue, saturation, lightness), written hsl(122, 98%, 65%) in CSS.

What is the CMYK value of Light Neon Green?

A standard conversion gives about C 69%, M 0%, Y 67%, K 1%. Real print results depend on the inks, paper and color profile, so treat CMYK here as a reference value.

Is Light Neon Green a light or dark color?

Light Neon Green counts as a light color: its HSL lightness is 65% and its relative luminance is 0.725. Black text reads best on it (15.50:1 contrast).

How does Light Neon Green look with white text?

White text on Light Neon Green has a contrast ratio of 1.35:1, rated Poor. It falls below the WCAG minimum for text.

How does Light Neon Green look with black text?

Black text on Light Neon Green has a contrast ratio of 15.50:1, rated Excellent. It meets WCAG AA for normal text.

What colors go well with Light Neon Green?

Violet Pink is its complementary color, and Kiwi sits beside it as an analogous color. Lighter and darker variants of the same hue also work well for monochromatic palettes.

Where can Light Neon Green be used?

It suits card, highlight and section backgrounds with dark text (15.50:1 contrast with black); accents that need to stand out: call-to-action buttons, charts and illustrations; success and confirmation states (with a label or icon).

How do I use Light Neon Green in CSS?

Use color: #4EFD54; for text, background-color: #4EFD54; for fills, or define a custom property such as --color-light-neon-green: #4EFD54; and reuse it with var(--color-light-neon-green).

About this color page

Crowd-sourced name from the XKCD Color Survey (CC0). Values are calculated from the HEX code; color names are labels, not trademarks or standards unless stated. Screens render colors differently, so always check important colors on your own device. See the disclaimer.