text-green-400 Tailwind CSS Class

Use text-green-400 to set the text color to #05df72 in Tailwind CSS. This page gives you the generated CSS output, a copy-paste example, and an interactive demo for search-friendly utility lookups.

Quick Answer

text-green-400 maps to color: #05df72. It belongs to the Colors category and was generated from Tailwind CSS v4.1.14 reference data.

Interactive Demo

Toggle the utility on and off, switch preview surfaces, and adjust the demo content to see how this class behaves.

Tailwind utility preview

This text color updates instantly when the utility is applied.

This preview simulates the effect of text-green-400 using structured data generated from your Tailwind reference snapshot.

Visual Comparison

text-green-400 updates the element's color to #05df72, so the visual emphasis changes without shifting layout or spacing.

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Variants & Breakpoints

Use the base utility directly, then layer state or responsive variants when the component needs more specific behavior.

ContextClass syntaxWhy use itPreview
Basetext-green-400Apply text-green-400 directly to the element.Default application
Hoverhover:text-green-400Use this when the visual change should appear on pointer hover.Pointer state
Focusfocus:text-green-400Useful when the class should react to focus or keyboard navigation.Focus state
Darkdark:text-green-400Apply the same utility inside a dark color scheme.Dark surface
smsm:text-green-400Applies from 640px and up.640px
mdmd:text-green-400Applies from 768px and up.768px
lglg:text-green-400Applies from 1024px and up.1024px

Utility Family Comparison

Compare nearby options and related companions so you can choose the right intensity before reaching for trial-and-error tweaks.

When to use this class

Use this class when you want a fast, predictable color decision inside colors patterns such as buttons, badges, alerts, or surface accents.

Watch out for

Watch contrast and state stacking. A color utility can look correct in isolation but lose readability once text, border, hover, and dark mode states combine.

Class Reference

FieldValue
Utility classtext-green-400
CategoryColors
CSS outputcolor: #05df72
Source pageColors Reference
Static slugtext-green-400

Example Snippet

Use this code snippet as a starting point, then swap the markup around it to fit your component or layout.

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<p class="text-green-400 text-lg font-semibold">Readable text preview</p>

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