Turquoise in OKLCH
Turquoise is the bright blue-green CSS named color #40E0D0. 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 turquoise
Turquoise is a fresh, luminous blue-green that reads as tropical, clean and energetic, which suits travel, wellness and summer branding. It is light and quite chromatic, so check the gamut badge: some steps sit in Display-P3 rather than sRGB. Fix the hue and vary lightness to build an aqua-to-deep-teal scale, then copy the OKLCH, HEX or RGB value.
Turquoise in CSS: oklch(82.2% 0.131 185.1) · #40e0d0 · rgb(64 224 208)
Frequently Asked Questions
Turquoise is the CSS named color #40E0D0. Its OKLCH value is shown in the readout above; copy it in one click or adjust the L/C/H sliders.
No - turquoise (#40E0D0) is lighter and brighter, while teal (#008080) is darker and more muted. Both are blue-greens, but their OKLCH lightness and chroma differ noticeably.
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