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Color Converter

Converts a colour between HEX, RGB, HSL and the modern CSS colour functions, showing every form at once alongside a preview.

Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Colour
Formats
HEX
#2A78D6
RGB
42, 120, 214
HSL
213, 68%, 50%

On white

4.42:1

Large text only

On black

4.76:1

Passes AA for body text

Why use it

Built to be genuinely useful

Every format at once

Change one and the rest follow, so there is no converting twice to get from a design tool's HSL to the hex a stylesheet wants.

Alpha is carried through

Transparency survives the conversion, in the eight-digit hex and the slash notation both, rather than being quietly dropped.

Nothing is uploaded

It runs in your browser. Tokens, keys and customer data routinely end up in these tools, and none of it should have to cross a network to be decoded.

Free, no sign-up

No account, no daily cap, and no feature held back behind a paywall.

How it works

Three steps

  1. 1

    Enter a colour in any supported format.

  2. 2

    Read the equivalents.

  3. 3

    Copy the one your code needs.

Why HSL is easier to reason about than hex

Hex describes how much red, green and blue a screen should emit. That is what the hardware needs and almost never what a designer is thinking. Making #3B82F6 slightly darker means adjusting three numbers in a way that is not obvious, and getting it wrong shifts the hue.

HSL splits the same colour into hue, saturation and lightness, which map onto how people actually describe colour: the same blue, a bit less saturated, a bit darker. Building a palette from one hue at several lightnesses is arithmetic in HSL and guesswork in hex.

The newer colour spaces, and when they matter

HSL has a known flaw: equal lightness values do not look equally light. Yellow at 50% lightness appears far brighter than blue at 50%, so a palette built by holding lightness constant comes out uneven.

OKLCH was designed to fix that. Its lightness matches what the eye perceives, so a set of colours at the same L genuinely look equally bright, and it can express colours outside the sRGB range on displays that support them. Browser support is now broad enough to use it directly, with a hex fallback for older browsers.

FAQ

Questions people ask

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