Convertitore Colori

RGB (Red, Green, Blue) definisce i colori come combinazione di tre canali di luce (rosso, verde, blu) con valori da 0 a 255 ciascuno. HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) e un modello piu intuitivo che descrive il colore in base alla tinta (0-360 gradi), alla saturazione (0-100%) e alla luminosita (0-100%). HSL e spesso preferito dai designer perche piu facile da manipolare.

Il colore complementare si trova a 180 gradi di distanza sulla ruota cromatica. I colori complementari creano il massimo contrasto tra loro e sono usati nel design per attirare l'attenzione. Ad esempio, il complementare del blu e l'arancione, del rosso e il ciano, del verde e il magenta.

I colori analoghi sono adiacenti sulla ruota cromatica (a circa 30 gradi di distanza) e creano armonie morbide e naturali. I colori triadici sono equidistanti (a 120 gradi l'uno dall'altro) e formano un triangolo sulla ruota cromatica, creando combinazioni vivaci ed equilibrate.

Si, il formato HEX e il piu usato nel CSS e nel web design. Il formato a 6 caratteri (#RRGGBB) e supportato da tutti i browser. Puoi anche usare la versione abbreviata a 3 caratteri (#RGB) quando ciascuna coppia ha cifre identiche. Il convertitore mostra anche i formati RGB e HSL, entrambi validi in CSS.

It starts from a HEX code, written in full or in the short three-digit form, and returns the RGB value and the HSL value of the same color, with all three ready to copy.

RGB describes a color with the three channels red, green and blue from 0 to 255. HSL describes it with hue from 0 to 360 degrees, saturation and lightness as percentages, which is handier for making a shade lighter or darker.

The palette comes from rotating the hue of the starting color: the complementary at 180 degrees, the analogous at 30 degrees either side, the triadic at 120 and 240 degrees. Clicking a shade makes it the active color.

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