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Magenta

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Magenta
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Magenta

Color Palette

Analogous

#ff00ff
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#FF0D0D
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#E80C7A
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#AC0CE8
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#7B0DFF
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Monochromatic

#ff00ff
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#800080
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#FF4DFF
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#802680
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#CC00CC
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Triad

#ff00ff
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#B312B3
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#FFCE19
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#19FFDC
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#09B399
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Complementary

#ff00ff
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#B300B3
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#FF19FF
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#3EB300
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#59FF00
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Split Complementary

#ff00ff
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#B3B012
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#FFFC0D
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#12B33F
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#0DFF51
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About

Magenta

Magenta is a color that has been variously defined as purplish-red, reddish purple or mauvishcrimson. Magentas name comes from aniline dye made and patented in 1859 by the French chemist François-Emmanuel Verguin who originally called it fuchsine - but later renamed to celebrate their victory at Battle of Magenza between France and Austria on June 4th 1859 near Italian town named after him: magentaoi.. A virtually identical color roseini was created 1860s by two British chemists Chambers Nicolson along with George Maule