Color Converter
Color Converter
Type a colour in HEX, RGB, or HSL and get every format with one-click copy.
The Color Converter translates a colour between the formats designers and developers actually use: HEX for stylesheets, RGB for screens and code, HSL for intuitive adjustments, and HSV for graphics tools. Every program seems to speak a different colour dialect, and hand-converting between them with a calculator is slow and error-prone.
Type a colour in any of the accepted formats, or pick one visually with the colour swatch, and the tool instantly shows all four formats with the colour previewed in a large swatch. Each value has its own Copy button, so the exact string you need lands on your clipboard in the format your project expects, with no reformatting by hand.
The maths is the standard colour-space conversion used across the web platform, done locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there are no accounts, and the converter works just as well for a brand palette audit as for a one-off CSS fix.
How to use
- Type a HEX, RGB, or HSL colour, or use the colour picker.
- Read all four formats in the results panel.
- Click Copy next to the format you need.
- Paste it straight into your CSS, design tool, or code.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between HSL and HSV?
Both describe colour by hue and saturation, but they scale brightness differently. HSL lightness runs from black to white through the pure colour; HSV value runs from black to the pure colour. Design tools differ in which they offer, so the converter shows both.
Can I enter a three-digit HEX colour?
Yes. Short forms like #f80 are expanded to their full six-digit equivalents automatically, following the standard CSS rule.
Does it support transparency?
This converter focuses on solid colours in the four main formats. For alpha values, modern CSS lets you append opacity in rgb() or hsl() with a fourth value in your own code.
Is anything uploaded?
No. All conversion happens in your browser.
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