Browse 223 Pantone teal and turquoise references across the transition between green and blue. You will find pale aqua, clear turquoise and deeper blue-green shades, grouped by lightness for easier comparison. Copy any swatch’s HEX for a digital draft and retain its name alongside your palette. The boundaries with green and blue are editorial choices; use the neighboring collections when a candidate feels slightly too green or too blue for your design.
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Light shades 56
Medium shades 121
Dark shades 46
Design & print notes
Compare both sides of teal
Put a green-leaning teal and a blue-leaning teal beside the same gray background. Then repeat the comparison in the intended layout, including photographs and secondary accents. This helps you choose a direction rather than collecting many nearly identical swatches. Keep a lighter and a darker candidate in your shortlist if the color will appear across backgrounds, buttons and printed graphics.
Separate interface roles
If teal is your primary action color, avoid using a nearly identical shade for unrelated status messages without another cue. Test button labels and link text against their actual backgrounds. Light aqua can be useful as an area fill, but its text needs a separate contrast check. For charts, distinguish nearby teal and blue series with direct labels or different line styles.
Review the chosen material
A turquoise screen sample is not a specification for plastic, fabric or ink. Pass the complete reference and intended material to the supplier and review a sample made through the proposed process. Compare it next to the green and blue items it must accompany. Keep the physical approval separate from the HEX palette used by the website or presentation designer.
Editorial color groupings, not official Pantone categories.
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