Tailwind Violet 600 in OKLCH
Quick answer: Tailwind Violet 600 is #7C3AED, which converts to oklch(0.541 0.247 293.00). On white, it has a WCAG contrast ratio of 5.70:1 and an APCA score of Lc +77.47.
This meets the WCAG 2.2 AA Normal text threshold (4.5:1) on white. The color shipped in Tailwind CSS v4.0 (January 2025) as part of the OKLCH default palette, which has 92% global browser support (caniuse, April 2026).
Tailwind Violet 600 is a Tailwind utility color. This page frames #7C3AED as a utility stop: copy the generated @theme scale below, or map it into your own tokens.
Specs
Highest contrast: white
Accessibility lens
- Base#7C3AED
- 300#A987FF
- 500#7C3AED
- 700#4D00A3
Toggle a lens to preview this color under color vision differences.
How does Tailwind Violet 600 go from primitive to component?
- Primitive
- Semantic
- Component
Primitive
The raw value, before it means anything.
- hex
- #7C3AED
- oklch
- oklch(0.541 0.247 293.00)
Semantic
Bound to a role token that UI reads by name.
--primary: #7C3AEDOne primitive feeds the role. --primary then drives --ring and the hover and active states below, so a single value stays in sync everywhere.
Component
Applied to real UI across states.
On-color text: white (5.70:1 on #7C3AED).
How does Tailwind Violet 600 scale from 50 to 950?
- 50oklch(0.964 0.021 304.04)
- 100oklch(0.879 0.066 295.50)
- 200oklch(0.793 0.118 295.21)
- 300oklch(0.707 0.172 294.66)
- 400oklch(0.627 0.222 292.97)
- 500oklch(0.541 0.247 293.01)
- 600oklch(0.459 0.234 293.14)
- 700oklch(0.377 0.210 292.73)
- 800oklch(0.300 0.168 292.14)
- 900oklch(0.223 0.125 291.00)
- 950oklch(0.147 0.083 289.90)
How does Tailwind Violet 600 score on WCAG 2.2 contrast?
Every fg × bg combination, with WCAG 2.2 verdicts.
Does Tailwind Violet 600 pass WCAG 2.2 on common neutral backgrounds?
- Aa5.70AA
White #FFFFFF
- Aa5.23AA
Neutral 100 #F5F5F5
- Aa4.52AA
Neutral 200 #E5E5E5
- Aa2.26Below AA
Neutral 400 #A3A3A3
- Aa1.37Below AA
Neutral 600 #525252
- Aa3.15Below AA
Neutral 900 #171717
- Aa3.69Below AA
Black #000000
What palettes pair with Tailwind Violet 600?
Analogous
- #3A8DED
- #3A43ED
- #7C3AED
- #C73AED
- #ED3AC9
Complementary
- #AB80F3
- #7C3AED
Triadic
- #7C3AED
- #4F11BA
- #ED7C3A
Where should you use Tailwind Violet 600 in production UI?
Notes on Tailwind Violet 600
Violet 600 is the loudest color in this set, oklch(0.541 0.247 293) with chroma up at 0.247, so it works as an attention primary, a premium accent, or a gradient endpoint. As text or a filled button on white it meets WCAG 2.2 AA (5.7:1, APCA Lc +77.47); on a near-black surface it settles to AA Large (3.69:1), so size up any dark-mode usage. Its analogous neighbors run electric, from a blue #3A43ED to a magenta #ED3AC9, which makes a natural gradient, and the triad balances it with a warm orange #ED7C3A. Keep the chrome on neutral slate so the violet stays the event. Under the accessibility lens the red channel weakens: protanopia and deuteranopia both pull it toward blue (#6368B7), so a violet-versus-blue distinction can vanish, and tritanopia mutes it to a soft green (#799F98). Lean on shape and position, not the exact hue, when it signals state.
What other Tailwind and shadcn colors relate to Tailwind Violet 600?
@theme { --color-primary-50: #f6f0ff; --color-primary-100: #dacfff; --color-primary-200: #c1acff; --color-primary-300: #a987ff; --color-primary-400: #9262ff; --color-primary-500: #7c3aed; --color-primary-600: #651dca; --color-primary-700: #4d00a3; --color-primary-800: #360078; --color-primary-900: #20004f; --color-primary-950: #0d002a; --color-secondary-50: #ffeeff; --color-secondary-100: #f2d3f6; --color-secondary-200: #e6b5ed; --color-secondary-300: #d998e3; --color-secondary-400: #ca7cd5; --color-secondary-500: #b862c5; --color-secondary-600: #9646a2; --color-secondary-700: #732e7d; --color-secondary-800: #501a58; --color-secondary-900: #300736; --color-secondary-950: #120016; --color-accent-50: #edf4ff; --color-accent-100: #cdd8ff; --color-accent-200: #abbbfa; --color-accent-300: #8b9ff3; --color-accent-400: #6e82e5; --color-accent-500: #5566d2; --color-accent-600: #404db1; --color-accent-700: #2e378d; --color-accent-800: #1d2366; --color-accent-900: #0e1142; --color-accent-950: #030321; --color-neutral-50: #f7f7f8; --color-neutral-100: #efeff1; --color-neutral-200: #e0dfe2; --color-neutral-300: #c6c4ca; --color-neutral-400: #a29ea9; --color-neutral-500: #7d7887; --color-neutral-600: #5f5b67; --color-neutral-700: #46434c; --color-neutral-800: #2d2b31; --color-neutral-900: #19181b; --color-neutral-950: #0f0e10; --color-success-50: #e6fce9; --color-success-100: #c4eaca; --color-success-200: #9ddaa7; --color-success-300: #74c985; --color-success-400: #4ab766; --color-success-500: #16a34a; --color-success-600: #008330; --color-success-700: #00631a; --color-success-800: #00440a; --color-success-900: #002700; --color-success-950: #000d00; --color-error-50: #ffebe6; --color-error-100: #ffc9c0; --color-error-200: #ffa398; --color-error-300: #fe7c6f; --color-error-400: #f0544a; --color-error-500: #dc2626; --color-error-600: #b8000a; --color-error-700: #910000; --color-error-800: #680000; --color-error-900: #420000; --color-error-950: #200000; --color-warning-50: #fff1e1; --color-warning-100: #fed9be; --color-warning-200: #f9c095; --color-warning-300: #f2a66a; --color-warning-400: #e78e40; --color-warning-500: #d97706; --color-warning-600: #b25800; --color-warning-700: #893d00; --color-warning-800: #612500; --color-warning-900: #3a0f00; --color-warning-950: #180000; --color-info-50: #e6f6ff; --color-info-100: #bfdaff; --color-info-200: #95bdff; --color-info-300: #6ca0ff; --color-info-400: #4782fd; --color-info-500: #2563eb; --color-info-600: #114ac8; --color-info-700: #0333a1; --color-info-800: #002076; --color-info-900: #000e4e; --color-info-950: #000129; /* Surfaces */ --color-background: #F7F7F8; --color-surface: #FFFFFF; --color-elevated: #F7F7F8; --color-foreground: #19181B; --color-muted: #7D7887; --color-border: #E0DFE2; }
How do you export Tailwind Violet 600 as design tokens?
Export a W3C DTCG token document for the Tailwind Violet 600 50 to 950 scale, ready for Style Dictionary or any DTCG aware pipeline.
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