Overview
The checker is made for accessibility reviews, design handoff and quick QA on component themes. Instead of guessing whether two colors work together, you get a ratio and a clear summary you can use during implementation.
How it works
- 1
Pick the text color and background color.
- 2
The tool calculates the contrast ratio between the two colors.
- 3
Review whether the pair passes common accessibility thresholds for normal or large text.
Examples
Dark text on white
Input: #111827 on #FFFFFF
Output: High contrast ratio
A common pairing for readable interfaces and documentation.
Accent color audit
Input: Brand color on a light panel
Output: Pass or fail summary
Helpful when checking UI accents and button states.
FAQ
What does the contrast ratio mean?
The ratio shows how different the text color and background color are in perceived brightness.
Is this useful for accessibility checks?
Yes. The tool highlights whether the color pair is strong enough for common WCAG-style text targets.
