HSL to RGB
What is HSL color code?
HSL color code, which stands for Hue, Saturation, Lightness, is a
color representation system used in digital design and computing. Unlike
RGB, which is based on the red, green, and blue primary colors, HSL
focuses on different aspects of color.
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Hue: Represents the type of color, ranging from 0 to 360
degrees around the color wheel, where red is 0, green is 120, and blue
is 240, for example.
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Saturation: Measures the purity of the color, with 0% being
grayscale and 100% being fully saturated.
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Lightness: Specifies the brightness of the color, with 0% being
black, 100% being white, and 50% being the original color.
HSL color codes provide a more intuitive and user-friendly way to work
with colors, making it easier to adjust color attributes like hue,
saturation, and lightness for various design purposes in web and graphic
design.
What is RGB color code?
RGB color code, short for Red, Green, Blue color code, is a
numerical representation used in digital design and computing to define
colors. It consists of three numerical values, each ranging from 0 to
255, representing the intensity of the red, green, and blue primary
colors. By adjusting these values, a wide spectrum of colors can be
created. RGB color codes are commonly employed in various applications,
including web design, graphic design, and image editing, to precisely
specify and reproduce colors for digital displays, images, and content.
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