#BEF264 — Tints, Shades & Color Values

Tailwind CSS lime-300 · Every value on this page is precomputed — copy what you need.

#BEF264 is a light, vivid green. In Tailwind CSS this exact color is the utility class lime-300 (e.g. bg-lime-300, text-lime-300). Its nearest CSS named color is greenyellow (#adff2f). For readable text on a #BEF264 background, black text gives the strongest contrast (16.07:1). #BEF264 sits in the middle of the lightness range, so it can serve as a primary brand or accent color — use its tints for backgrounds and its shades for text and pressed states.

Color Values

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#BEF264 in Tailwind CSS (lime-300)

#BEF264 ships with Tailwind CSS as lime-300 — use it as bg-lime-300, text-lime-300, or border-lime-300. It sits at step 300 of the lime ramp; every other step links to its own page:

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• 300
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• 950

Browse the full Tailwind palette in the color library, or generate in-between steps with the tint & shade generator.

Tints of #BEF264 (Mixed with White)

Each step blends the base color toward white using new = old + (255 − old) × factor. Click a swatch to open it in the generator.

• 10% tint #c5f374 Copy
• 20% tint #cbf583 Copy
• 30% tint #d2f693 Copy
• 40% tint #d8f7a2 Copy
• 50% tint #dff9b2 Copy
• 60% tint #e5fac1 Copy
• 70% tint #ecfbd1 Copy
• 80% tint #f2fce0 Copy
• 90% tint #f9fef0 Copy

Shades of #BEF264 (Mixed with Black)

Each step blends the base color toward black using new = old × (1 − factor).

• 10% shade #abda5a Copy
• 20% shade #98c250 Copy
• 30% shade #85a946 Copy
• 40% shade #72913c Copy
• 50% shade #5f7932 Copy
• 60% shade #4c6128 Copy
• 70% shade #39491e Copy
• 80% shade #263014 Copy
• 90% shade #13180a Copy

WCAG Contrast & Accessibility

Contrast ratios for text placed on a #BEF264 background. WCAG requires 4.5:1 for normal text (AA), 3:1 for large text (AA), and 7:1 for normal text (AAA).

If neither pure white nor pure black reaches the level you need, pick a darker shade of #BEF264 from the ramps above as the background instead — small lightness moves change contrast quickly. Test any other pair with the free contrast checker.

More green colors in the library: #6EE7B7 (emerald-300), #86EFAC (green-300), #4ADE80 (green-400), #A7F3D0 (emerald-200), #34D399 (emerald-400), #32CD32.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What color is #BEF264?

  #BEF264 is a light, vivid green — rgb(190, 242, 100). Its nearest CSS named color is greenyellow. In Tailwind CSS it is lime-300.

• How do I make tints and shades of #BEF264?

  Mix #BEF264 with white for tints and with black for shades. A 20% tint of #BEF264 is #cbf583 and a 20% shade is #98c250 — the full 10%–90% ramps are precomputed on this page, or open #BEF264 in the generator for finer steps.

• What text color is readable on #BEF264?

  Black text gives the strongest contrast on a #BEF264 background at 16.07:1, which passes WCAG AA and AAA for normal text.

• What is the Tailwind CSS class for #BEF264?

  lime-300 — use it as bg-lime-300, text-lime-300, or border-lime-300. The full lime 50–950 ramp is linked above.

Browse more colors in the color library, or start from any hex code on the HexTints homepage.