Fuchsia Color – #ed0dd9: Codes and Complete Breakdown

Fuchsia is named for the flower, which French botanist Charles Plumier named after the 16th-century German botanist Leonhart Fuchs. The dye that gave the color its modern punch, fuchsine, appeared in 1859 and was soon renamed magenta after a bloody battle in Italy. The fuchsia color is a vivid pink-purple that dominated 2000s fashion and still packs a bold, confident punch.

Fuchsia Color Shades

Complementary colors

1. #ED0DDA

2. #0DED20

Triadic colors

1. #ED0DDA

2. #DAED0D

3. #0DDAED

Tints or lighter colors

1. #F439E5

2. #F769EB

3. #F999F1

4. #FCCAF8

5. #FFFAFE

Darker colors

1. #BD0AAE

2. #8C0881

3. #5C0555

4. #2C0228

Analogous colors

1. #200DED

2. #900DED

3. #ED0DDA

4. #ED0D6A

5. #ED200D

Monochromatic colors

1. #AD009F

2. #E000CD

3. #F91BE6

4. #F551E8

5. #F585EB

Fuchsia Color Codes and Information

Here’s a complete breakdown of the color Fuchsia, including its HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK values, as well as other information about the color.