The color name teal is typically used to describe medium-to-dark blue-greens. When you make teal brighter and more vivid to create a bright teal color, you get colors like turquoise, aqua, or cyan.
To explore brighter tints of teal, enter the teal color code #008080 into QuillBot’s color wheel tool.
The color code #4B0082 is the hex code for the standard CSS color name Indigo.
You can create a palette based on this hex code using QuillBot’s color wheel tool.
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.
“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.”
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.
Try these pastel blue hex color codes:
“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.
