Codes & values
- Color Name
Snow - Color ID
KDF-C-16775930 - HEX
#FFFAFA - RGB
rgb(255, 250, 250) - RGBA
rgba(255, 250, 250, 1) - HSL
hsl(0, 100%, 99%) - HSLA
hsla(0, 100%, 99%, 1) - HSV / HSB
hsv(0, 2%, 100%) - CMYK
cmyk(0%, 2%, 2%, 0%) - Light / Dark
light
Quick answers
- What is the HEX code for Snow?
- #FFFAFA
- What is Snow RGB?
- rgb(255, 250, 250)
- What is Snow HSL?
- hsl(0, 100%, 99%)
- What is Snow CMYK?
- cmyk(0%, 2%, 2%, 0%)
What is Snow?
Snow is a curated red family color at #FFFAFA. It appears in our library with tags for web, design, ui and matches the CSS named color keyword. This shade classifies as light — best as backgrounds, soft UI fills, or pastel accents. Temperature lean: warm — energetic, inviting, and closer to red/orange/yellow on the wheel..
Snow HEX code
The HEX code for Snow is #FFFAFA. Paste it into CSS as color: #FFFAFA; or background-color: #FFFAFA;. Design tools accept the same six-digit value without the # prefix (fffafa).
Snow RGB
Snow in RGB is rgb(255, 250, 250) (channels R 255, G 250, B 250). Use RGB when you need opacity via rgba(255, 250, 250, 1).
Snow HSL & HSV
HSL is hsl(0, 100%, 99%) — useful for generating lighter/darker variants by adjusting lightness. HSV/HSB is hsv(0, 2%, 100%), closer to how many digital pickers expose hue, saturation, and brightness.
Snow CMYK
Approximate CMYK for Snow is cmyk(0%, 2%, 2%, 0%). Screen HEX/RGB values are device-dependent; for print, always soft-proof in your print profile rather than relying on a web conversion alone.
Shades of Snow
Darker shades (mixed toward black): #D5D0D0, #AAA7A7, #807D7D, #555353, #2A2A2A. Use deeper shades for hover states, borders, and dark-mode accents.
Tints of Snow
Lighter tints (mixed toward white): #FFFBFB, #FFFCFC, #FFFDFD, #FFFDFD, #FFFEFE. Tints work well for soft backgrounds, chips, and secondary buttons.
Colors that go with Snow
Complementary pairing: #FFFAFA, #FAFFFF. Analogous neighbors: #FFFAFD, #FFFAFA, #FFFDFA. Triadic accents: #FFFAFA, #FAFFFA, #FAFAFF. Always check text contrast when pairing.
Snow color combinations
A practical combo: primary #FFFAFA, complementary accent #FAFFFF, and a neutral charcoal or off-white for text and surfaces. Split-complementary options: #FFFAFA, #FAFFFD, #FAFDFF.
Snow in web design
Red works as error states, sale badges, and urgent CTAs. Keep body text dark on light surfaces and reserve pure red for accents so pages do not feel alarming.
Snow in branding
Brand reds feel bold and urgent — classic for food delivery, sports, and clearance campaigns. Contrast vs white is 1.03:1 (better as a large accent or background than small body text); vs black 20.31:1.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the HEX code for Snow?
- Snow: #FFFAFA.
- What is Snow RGB?
- Snow: rgb(255, 250, 250).
- What is Snow HSL?
- Snow: hsl(0, 100%, 99%).
- What is Snow CMYK?
- Snow: cmyk(0%, 2%, 2%, 0%).
- What colors go with Snow?
- Try complementary #FFFAFA, #FAFFFF or analogous #FFFAFD, #FFFAFA, #FFFDFA.
- Is Snow good for text on white?
- Not ideal for small body text (1.03:1). Use as a large heading, button, or background instead.
Accessibility snapshot
Contrast vs white: 1.03:1 (prefer large accent or background). Contrast vs black: 20.31:1. Complementary swatch: #FFFAFA, #FAFFFF.
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