Fast Color Code Converter: HEX, RGB, HSL & OKLCH
Real-time multi-format conversion with dynamic color feedback. Get developer-ready CSS snippets and modern color space support including OKLCH for 2026 web design.
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2026 StandardModern perceptual color space with consistent lightness
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Color Perception Analysis
Experiment Mode
Enter experiment mode to manually adjust RGB channels and see real-time color changes.
Developer-Ready CSS Snippets
colors: { 'my-color': '#4A90E2' }color: #4A90E2;background-color: rgba(74, 144, 226, 0.5);color: oklch(0.65% 0.15 252);Real-time Multi-Format Conversion (HEX, RGB, HSL, OKLCH)
Convert between all major color formats instantly. Our tool supports traditional HEX and RGB formats, plus modern color spaces like HSL and OKLCH for 2026 web design standards.
Dynamic Color Contrast Feedback
Get instant feedback on how your color will be perceived. Understand temperature (warm vs cool), vividness (saturation levels), and UI comfort (eye strain potential) before using the color in your design.
Developer-Optimized CSS Snippets
Copy-ready CSS code for all color formats. Includes Tailwind config syntax, standard CSS with transparency, and modern OKLCH declarations. Simply paste into your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OKLCH color space?
OKLCH is a modern perceptual color space that provides more consistent perceived brightness than RGB or HSL. It's becoming the standard for 2026 web design because colors that look the same to the human eye have similar values in OKLCH, making it perfect for smooth gradients and color manipulation.
How do I convert HEX to RGB manually?
Split the 6-digit HEX code into three pairs: #RRGGBB. Convert each pair from hexadecimal (base-16) to decimal. For example, #FF6B6B becomes rgb(255, 107, 107) where FF=255, 6B=107. Our tool automates this instantly.
Why should I use OKLCH instead of RGB?
OKLCH provides more uniform perceived brightness, making it easier to create accessible color combinations and smooth gradients. When you adjust lightness in OKLCH, it changes consistently across all hues, unlike HSL where blue gets darker faster than yellow.
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