F0F619

F0F619 is a hexadecimal color code used in digital color representation. It corresponds to RGB values of 240, 246, and 25, producing a very bright yellow-green color that sits near chartreuse on the color wheel.

In the sRGB color space, F0F619 is highly saturated and luminant. Its approximate HSL values are hue 68 degrees, saturation around 95 percent, and lightness around 53 percent. In CMYK terms, it converts roughly to C 3%, M 0%, Y 90%, and K 4%.

Applications: It is commonly used as an attention-grabbing accent in graphic design, UI elements, signage, or branding where high visibility is desired. It provides strong contrast against dark backgrounds and pairs with deep greens or blues; however, due to its brightness it can cause glare in large areas and may be problematic for some users with light sensitivity. When used for text, sufficient contrast must be ensured.

Origins and usage notes: As a hex color, F0F619 has no formal name or standardized meaning beyond its RGB composition. It is one of countless colors that designers can specify in CSS, SVG, or image editing tools. Like other bright colors, it is most effective when used sparingly as an accent rather than as a primary background.