“Light indigo” isn’t a common color name, but periwinkle and lavender blue could be described as light indigo colors because they’re relatively light blue-violet colors that sit close to indigo on the color wheel.
You can create lighter tints of indigo with QuillBot’s free color wheel. Start by selecting an indigo base (e.g., #4B0082), then move the selector towards the center to lighten the color.
“Indego” is a common misspelling of indigo, a color name used to describe deep blue hues with purple undertones.
If you’re thinking about using an indigo color scheme for a project, QuillBot’s free AI image generator can help you visualize an indigo palette. You could start with a prompt like: “A living room with an indigo color scheme.”
The standard blue indigo color code in web design is #4B0082.
If you’re looking for the hex codes for specific shades of indigo in an image’s color scheme, QuillBot’s free color palette generator can extract them for you.
There is no single hex code for light pastel blue, but you can get a hex code for the light pastel blue you’re looking for using a color wheel tool—start with a pastel blue hue and increase the lightness.
You can do this in QuillBot’s free color wheel by moving the pointer closer to the center of the wheel.
In CSS and web design, there are no standard RGB color values for pastel blue.
However, these are some commonly used RGB values you can use to achieve shades of pastel blue:
176, 224, 230
178, 206, 254
167, 199, 231
174, 198, 207
128, 206, 225
The CSS color names PowderBlue (hex: #B0E0E6; rgb: 176, 224, 230) and LightBlue (hex: #ADD8E6; rgb: 73, 216, 230) also produce shades of pastel blue.
If you have an image that uses the particular shade of pastel blue you’re looking for, you can identify its RGB values using QuillBot’s free color palette generator.
You can create personalized yellow wallpaper for the background of your device using a wallpaper generator like QuillBot’s free online AI wallpaper generator.
A good prompt to start with is “Yellow aesthetic wallpaper.”
The colors that go well with yellow depend on the mood and style you want to create.
Neutrals like gray and beige help tone down yellow’s brightness and keep the look balanced, while bold colors such as blue, navy, or purple create strong contrast and visual interest.
Yellow also pairs nicely with warm tones like orange, coral, or red for an energetic feel, as well as with greens for a fresh, natural look.
Use QuillBot’s color wheel to explore colors that harmonize with a specific shade of yellow.