The converter of colour values from RGB to HEX, and vice versa

It's possible to convert RGB and HEX and numerous more colour types with this one universal colour converter. Each colour model has a brief explanation below. As a tool for learning about colour theory, a converter is also a great tool for comparing various colour models.

Coloured Models

Colours are represented in the RGB format.
Components of red, green, and blue are included. The converter starts with this colour model as its starting point.

The HEX code for colour
The RGB decimal values are represented here in hexadecimal form.

It has a beautiful glow (relative)
For example, the estimated RGB-gray luminance value for a certain colour.

Hue, saturation, and brightness (HSB) make up a colour's HSB value. As the name implies, it's based on the RGB colour space paradigm. This colour model may be thought of as an HTS model (hue, tint, shade).

Hue, saturation, and lightness make up the three components of the HSL colour model. As the name implies, it's based on the RGB colour space paradigm. The HSL model is often referred to as "the most natural method of thinking about colour," and this is certainly true.

Colours in the CMYK range
The components cyan, magenta, yellow, and black make up the whole colour (key). A typical colour model for printing, CMYK In no way may these values be used in a real-world context. To convert RGB data to grayscale, a formula based on a basic Gray Component Replacement logic is used. A colour management system is necessary for a high-quality conversion, and understanding the distinction between relative and absolute colour spaces is critical.

In the CIE, it's called the CIELAB.
Luma, green/red, and blue/yellow make up this colour. If the* or b* values exceed a predetermined threshold in either a positive or negative direction, you have left the sRGB colour space gamut and the RGB values no longer vary.

The components of winHSL240 are hue, saturation and lightness. For example, Paint and Wordpad employ the Windows TM OS, internal colour model. Zero to twenty-three, zero to twenty-four and zero to twenty-four.

winHSL255
Hue, saturation, and brightness are all components of the colour. Use this colour model with Microsoft ® Office applications. The values in this set range from 0 to 254, 0-255, and 0-255, respectively.

Hue, saturation, and brightness make up pHSL colour. HSL colour model created in-house by Painter's in-house colourists in order to pick more visually pleasing colours.

Colours on the web
Finds the lowest gap between RGB values to discover the web colour closest to the active colour.

Web-friendly colour
Web safe colour closest to the active colour is shown by finding the least amount of RGB values apart from each other.

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