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Neon Lime Color Palette

A high-energy neon lime palette for bold, modern designs. Great for fitness, gaming, and tech brands.

Forest Lime

HEX: #365314

RGB: rgb(54, 83, 20)

HSL: hsl(88, 61%, 20%)

Lime Dark

HEX: #4d7c0f

RGB: rgb(77, 124, 15)

HSL: hsl(86, 78%, 27%)

Neon Lime

HEX: #84cc16

RGB: rgb(132, 204, 22)

HSL: hsl(84, 81%, 44%)

Bright Lime

HEX: #bef264

RGB: rgb(190, 242, 100)

HSL: hsl(82, 85%, 67%)

Lime Wash

HEX: #ecfccb

RGB: rgb(236, 252, 203)

HSL: hsl(80, 89%, 89%)

CSS Variables

:root {
  --neon-lime-1: #365314;
  --neon-lime-2: #4d7c0f;
  --neon-lime-3: #84cc16;
  --neon-lime-4: #bef264;
  --neon-lime-5: #ecfccb;
}

Tailwind CSS Config

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'neon-lime': {
          '100': '#365314',
          '200': '#4d7c0f',
          '300': '#84cc16',
          '400': '#bef264',
          '500': '#ecfccb',
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

Use Cases

Fitness brands
Gaming UIs
Tech products
Sports marketing

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use neon lime in design?
Neon lime works best as an accent color against dark backgrounds. It is particularly effective for call-to-action buttons, highlights, and badges in tech and gaming interfaces.
How do I make neon colors accessible?
Avoid using neon colors for body text. Use them for accents and highlights only. Ensure text over neon backgrounds has sufficient contrast (4.5:1 ratio minimum).