22E022FF

22E022FF is an eight-character hexadecimal string that is commonly encountered in computing as a representation of color values in RGBA notation. In many contexts it is written as #22E022FF, or more simply as #22E022 when the alpha channel is assumed to be fully opaque.

As a color, the value encodes red 0x22 (34), green 0xE0 (224), blue 0x22 (34), and alpha 0xFF (255). This yields a bright green shade; the equivalent CSS color with full opacity is rgba(34, 224, 34, 1) and the hex form most commonly used is #22E022.

In design workflows, 8-digit hex codes like 22E022FF are supported by modern CSS (level 4) and many graphics tools. They allow specifying alpha transparency; with alpha at FF, the color is opaque. Outside color contexts, the string can also serve as a product code or identifier in databases, though there is no widely recognized entity specifically associated with it.

If used in references, disambiguation by context is important: it may denote a color value in digital interfaces, a part or catalog number, or a software build identifier. In the absence of additional information, the most standard interpretation remains its use as an RGBA color value, representing a vivid green with full opacity.