Tomato in OKLCH
Tomato is the warm red-orange CSS named color #FF6347. Here it is in OKLCH, RGB and as a full tonal palette you can copy or tweak below. 100% in your browser - copy the values or a Tailwind v4 export.
About tomato
Tomato is a lively red with an orange lean that feels warm and energetic without tipping into pure red, so it works well for CTAs, food branding and friendly alerts. It is bright and saturated, so watch the gamut badge on the most chromatic steps. Hold the hue and sweep lightness to build a soft-to-deep tomato ramp, then copy the OKLCH, HEX or RGB value.
Tomato in CSS: oklch(69.6% 0.196 32.3) · #ff6347 · rgb(255 99 71)
Frequently Asked Questions
Tomato is the CSS named color #FF6347 (rgb(255, 99, 71)). Its OKLCH equivalent is shown in the readout above and can be copied in one click.
Tomato (#FF6347) is redder and a touch more saturated, while coral (#FF7F50) leans more orange. In OKLCH tomato sits at a slightly lower hue angle toward red.
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