RGB to Hex
Enter red, green and blue color levels (0-255) and press the Convert button:
RGB is an additive color model of digital imaging that defines colors. It is a method of defining and controlling visuals, basically color, on computer directories and other screens. In the RGB model, colors are created by mixing various intensities of the three primary colors: red, green, and blue. There are luminosity levels from 0 to 255 for each of these primary colors and this makes for a combination of 16,777,216.
Hex color codes, or hex codes, are one of the ways to codes the RGB values. A hex code is a six digit alphanumeric combination of letters or numbers in the form #000000. Each pair stands for the value of red, green and blue intensities respectively. The two first characters are giving the intensity of red (from 00 up to FF) and the next two are giving the intensity of green and the last two are giving the intensity of blue, both from 00 up to FF.
For example, the hex code #0000FF is the hexadecimal equivalent for us to denote the highest value for the red scale followed by the hex value 00: which means that there is a black scale along with no green value and no blue value. Likewise, the hex code is synonymous with green and the code # 0000FF corresponds to the color blue.
Hex codes for color is the conventional and preferred method of describing color in web design or graphic design or any other application of digital media. They are a compact and simple solution for both name and hue recognition and categorization in digital contexts.
