Contrast Ratio Batch Tester
Add as many foreground/background color pairs as you need and instantly see the contrast ratio, WCAG level (AAA/AA/AA Large/FAIL), and a live preview for each combination. Ideal for design system audits, testing an entire color scale, or reviewing a client's brand palette all at once.
Why This Matters
Testing colors one-by-one is slow and error-prone. Design systems can have dozens of color combinations. A batch tester lets you audit your entire palette in one pass, making it easy to catch failures before they reach production.
How to Use This Tool
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Review the preloaded pairs
Six common color combinations are loaded by default. Edit any pair by changing the color picker or hex input.
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Add more pairs
Click "Add pair" to test additional color combinations. Label each pair for easy reference.
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Check the results
Each row shows the contrast ratio, a live text preview, and the WCAG level (AAA/AA/AA Large/FAIL).
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Export
Download the full report as CSV for documentation or client deliverables.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "AA Large"?
AA Large means the contrast ratio is between 3:1 and 4.5:1. This passes WCAG AA only for large text (18pt+ regular or 14pt+ bold). It fails for normal body text.
What contrast ratio do I need for icons?
Non-text elements like icons and UI components require a 3:1 contrast ratio (WCAG 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast). This is the same threshold as "AA Large" in this tool.
Can I test more than the default pairs?
Yes. Click "Add pair" to test as many combinations as you need. There is no limit.
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