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Dark Green Hex Codes: 32 Deep, dark shades

32 deep, dark shades of green with names, hex codes, contrast on white and the best text color for each.

These are the deep, dark shades of green in Tintly's color library: 32 of the 204 green shades. Dark shades give text, headers and the base of a dark theme. They carry white text easily.

Dark green shades with hex codes

NameHexOn whiteText on it
Cosmic Bit Flip#00100019.55:1#FFFFFF
Memorial Black#09110119.22:1#FFFFFF
Nightmare#11221116.65:1#FFFFFF
Midnight Pines#17240B16.23:1#FFFFFF
Lindworm Green#17280815.63:1#FFFFFF
PCB Green#002D0415.24:1#FFFFFF
Haunted Forest#032E0E14.98:1#FFFFFF
Haunted Hills#00331114.17:1#FFFFFF
Pitch-Black Forests#00332214.03:1#FFFFFF
Dark Serpent#11331113.94:1#FFFFFF
Darkest Forest#22331113.55:1#FFFFFF
Melancholia#12390D12.98:1#FFFFFF
Woodland Grass#00440011.49:1#FFFFFF
Queen of Trees#1C401F11.65:1#FFFFFF
Deep Pond#01442011.35:1#FFFFFF
Lost in the Woods#01442611.31:1#FFFFFF
Realm of the Underworld#11441111.29:1#FFFFFF
Forest Green#15440611.28:1#FFFFFF
Myrtle#21421E11.27:1#FFFFFF
Dark Olive#373E0211.33:1#FFFFFF
British Racing Green#05480D10.82:1#FFFFFF
Zucchini#17462E10.75:1#FFFFFF
Everglade#26433410.85:1#FFFFFF
Forestry#2F441F10.67:1#FFFFFF
Treetop Cathedral#2F4A159.94:1#FFFFFF
Palm Leaf#36482F9.88:1#FFFFFF
Godzilla#3C4D039.31:1#FFFFFF
Forest#0B55099.06:1#FFFFFF
Jungle Jam#1155119.00:1#FFFFFF
Pine Needle#334D419.21:1#FFFFFF
Moor-Monster#1F54298.90:1#FFFFFF
Duck Hunt#0058008.76:1#FFFFFF

How to use them

Use a dark shade for headings and body text on light pages, and as the background of a dark section with a light shade on top.

Standouts in this group

What the numbers say

Across all 204 green shades in the library, lightness runs from 15% to 96%. 76 of them reach 4.5 to 1 on white, so they can be used as text on a light page, and 121 reach 4.5 to 1 on near-black, so they can be used as text on a dark page. The rest are for fills, surfaces and large type, where the requirement is lower. Within the deep, dark shades the figures are different: 32 of 32 pass on white.

Pairing with other families

The base green (#2E9E5B) separates best from beige (2.42:1), brown (2.15:1) and yellow (2.07:1). Because green stands for nature, growth and renewal, those pairings carry the most contrast of both color and meaning.