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Color Converter

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Parse any color (hex, rgb, hsl, named) and get all 4 representations — HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV — with one-click copy.

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Named colors
Try:
HEX
#3b82f6
RGB
rgb(59, 130, 246)
HSL
hsl(217.2, 91.2%, 59.8%)
HSV
hsv(217.2, 76%, 96.5%)

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How to Use

  1. 1 Type any color — hex (#3b82f6), rgb(), hsl(), or a named color like 'blue'
  2. 2 All 4 representations appear instantly
  3. 3 Click Copy on any row

Features

  • Accepts hex (3/6/8 digit), rgb(), rgba(), hsl(), hsla(), named colors
  • Outputs HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV
  • Live preview swatch
  • Common named colors (red, blue, indigo, etc.)
  • Alpha channel preserved
  • 100% client-side

Frequently Asked Questions

Why HSV and not CMYK?
HSV (hue/saturation/value) maps directly to common color pickers. CMYK is print-only and requires color-profile conversion — out of scope for a quick web tool.
Does it support named colors like 'blue'?
Yes — basic 16 + a few extras (orange, pink, brown, indigo, cyan, magenta). Use the Color Picker for arbitrary visual selection.
How is HSL different from HSV?
Both use Hue. HSL's L (lightness) goes from black through pure color to white. HSV's V (value) goes from black to pure color (no white). HSL is closer to how artists describe colors.

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