mediumgreen

Mediumgreen is a descriptive term for a mid-toned green used in color palettes, branding, and design. It is not a standardized color name in major color systems, so the exact shade labeled as “mediumgreen” can vary depending on context, system, or designer.

Color characteristics typically associated with mediumgreen describe a hue in the middle of the green spectrum with moderate brightness and saturation. It aims to be distinctly green while avoiding the extremes of bright lime or deep forest greens. Because it is a relative term, the perceived lightness or vibrancy of mediumgreen may shift with lighting, surrounding colors, or accompanying typography.

In practice, designers specify a concrete color value when they need a precise mediumgreen, using hex, RGB, or HSL. Common mid-green references in widely used palettes fall in the green range around hues near 120 degrees, with moderate saturation and mid to mid-high lightness. Examples used in design systems include values around the mid-green area, such as hex codes in the 4xx–3xA range, though exact numbers depend on the project’s requirements and accessibility constraints. It is important to verify that a chosen mediumgreen meets contrast guidelines for text and UI elements.

Applications of mediumgreen include branding, user interfaces, and illustrations where a natural or reassuring impression is desired. Designers may pair it with neutrals or with complementary colors to evoke growth, safety, or vitality.

See also: Green, Light green, Dark green, Forest green, Sea green, Lime.