Each channel is converted to a two-digit base-16 number and the three are joined with a hash in front. Values are rounded to the nearest whole number first, and percentages such as rgb(100% 50% 31%) are supported too. The converter also shows the closest named color, which is handy when you need to describe a color in words for a client brief.
Private by design
PaletteKit has no server-side processing. Colors, palettes and images stay in your browser; saved palettes live in local storage on this device only.
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Frequently asked questions
Is #FF7F50 the same as coral?
Yes. rgb(255, 127, 80) is #FF7F50, which is the CSS named color coral.
Is PaletteKit free?
Yes. Every tool is free with no account, no watermark and no sign-up. Copy codes and download exports as often as you like.
Are my images and colours uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Photos you extract colours from and palettes you save never leave your device.
Can I use the colours commercially?
Yes. Colours and colour codes cannot be owned by us, and anything you create is yours to use in client work, apps, print and branding.