The color name of hex code #66ff99 is Mint Green.
It can be represented as an (102, 255, 153), where red value is 102, green value is 255, and the blue value is 153.
The cylindrical-coordinate representations (also known as HSL) of the color #66ff99 have a hue value of 140º , a saturation 100% and the lightness value of 70%.
The process color (four color CMYK) of #66ff99 is Cyan 60%, Magenta 0%, Yellow 40%, and Key (Black) 0%.
Hex #66ff99 is a web safe color.
| Code | Value |
|---|---|
| HEX | #66ff99 |
| RGB | 102, 255, 153 |
| CMYK | 60%, 0%, 40%, 0% |
| HSL | 140º, 100%, 70% |
| HSV | 140º, 60%, 100% |
| Web Safe Color | #66ff99 is a web safe color. |
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