Did you test normal text?
A large heading is not enough if the UI also contains small copy.
Learn how to check WCAG contrast between text and background and review AA and AAA without extra friction.
A large heading is not enough if the UI also contains small copy.
A gradient or card background can change the reading result.
Readability and hierarchy should work together.
You do not want to fix one pair and break several others.
Good contrast makes content easier to read with less effort.
A color pair can look nice and still fail under real reading conditions.
Checking contrast before publishing prevents late fixes in the visual system.
Define the two colors you want to compare.
That number summarizes the luminance separation between the two tones.
Confirm whether the pair passes for normal and large text.
Slight changes in brightness, saturation, or tone can fix the issue.
Helpful for checking whether calls to action remain readable.
Useful for blocks where the background changes more than a flat color.
Useful when turning colors into reusable styles.
No. AAA requires a higher contrast level than AA.
No. Large text can pass with a lower ratio.
No. Visual intuition alone does not replace an actual contrast check.
No. You compare the colors directly in the browser.
The checker shows ratio, AA and AAA levels, and an editable preview.