What Color Does Green and Yellow Make?

Green and yellow mixed make yellow-green. A 50/50 mix gives #9ACD32.

Color 1

#008000

Color 2

#FFFF00

Mixed Result

HEX: #A9C800

RGB: 169, 200, 0

Closest name: Olive Green

Green + Yellow = Olive Green

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Quick answer

Green + Yellow = Yellow-green (#9ACD32)

Swatch shows the headline mix color—compare with the ratio table and adjust live in the simulator.

Why this mix looks the way it does

Naming order does not change the physics: green plus yellow still produces a yellow-green family anchored near #9ACD32 (CSS yellowgreen). This URL lists green first for search queries phrased that way; compare with yellow-and-green for the same hex ramp with yellow-heavy ratio labels. Adjacent hues keep mixtures bright—useful for agriculture, sports, and sustainability UI where you need more energy than pure forest green.

Five mix ratios (hex previews)

Ratios describe how much of each primary contributes to the blend; hex values are reference stops for design tokens and mood boards.

MixNameSwatchHexCopy
80% green + 20% yellowLeaf green#5E9A1E
60% green + 40% yellowApple green#7CB828
50% green + 50% yellowYellow-green#9ACD32
40% green + 60% yellowChartreuse#B8D935
20% green + 80% yellowLime#C4E038

Using this combination in UI and brand design

Use green-heavy rows for trustworthy data UI and yellow-heavy rows for campaign bursts. Keep body text on white or light gray; reserve chartreuse for icons and tags after contrast testing. Branch extended greens in the palette generator and regression-test states with the contrast checker.

Build harmonious ramps and harmonies from any swatch above in the palette generator, then validate text, links, and buttons with the contrast checker.