Pick any color — HEX, RGB and HSL stay in sync, with matching colors included.
Edit any field — the color input, the swatch and the other two formats update to match. Invalid entries are ignored.
#00ffff#ff0080#ff8000Complementary = hue + 180°. Analogous = hue ± 30°, same saturation and lightness.
They are three notations for the same color. HEX writes it as six hex digits (for example #ff0000), RGB as three 0–255 channel values (rgb(255, 0, 0)), and HSL as hue, saturation and lightness (hsl(0, 100%, 50%)). Edit any one field and the other two update to match.
The complementary color sits exactly opposite on the color wheel — its hue is 180 degrees away. Red (#ff0000) complements cyan (#00ffff). Complementary pairs give the strongest contrast, which is why they are popular for buttons on colored backgrounds.
Analogous colors are the two neighbors of a color on the wheel, 30 degrees to either side. They share the same saturation and lightness, so they look harmonious together and are a safe choice for gradients, backgrounds and accents.
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