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Shades of Green

24 named green shades with hex codes — click any swatch to copy.

Find Closest Green Shade

Enter any hex code to find the nearest named green shade.

Green spans the widest range of any color in nature — from the freshness of spring mint to the depth of ancient forests. Green shades signal growth, health, and harmony. Use pale greens for serene, natural palettes; rich hunter greens and emeralds for sophistication and luxury.

All Green Shades

Mint Cream

#F5FFFA

Honeydew

#F0FFF0

Pale Green

#98FB98

Light Green

#90EE90

Mint Green

#98FF98

Aquamarine

#7FFFD4

Medium Aquamarine

#66CDAA

Spring Green

#00FF7F

Medium Spring Green

#00FA9A

Seafoam Green

#9FCFBA

Lime Green

#32CD32

Chartreuse

#7FFF00

Yellow Green

#9ACD32

Sage Green

#B2AC88

Medium Sea Green

#3CB371

Sea Green

#2E8B57

Emerald Green

#50C878

Jade

#00A86B

Green

#008000

Forest Green

#228B22

Olive Green

#808000

Hunter Green

#355E3B

Dark Olive Green

#556B2F

Dark Green

#006400

Using Green Shades in Design

Light shades

Pale green shades make excellent backgrounds, hover states, and subtle accents. They keep designs airy without losing the hue's personality.

Mid-range shades

The middle of the green spectrum is where most UI elements live — buttons, icons, links, and borders. These shades are vivid enough to pop without overwhelming.

Dark shades

Deep green shades work for text on light backgrounds, dark mode surfaces, and dramatic hero sections. They're rich and authoritative.

Building a palette

Pick one green shade as your primary, one light variant for backgrounds, and one dark variant for depth. Add a neutral gray for balance.

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