RGB to Hex

We are going to talk about some color models like RGB and Hex. We are going to learn about the difference. So the colors that we see in our environment are natural colors and it is not possible to replicate those colors perfectly on any screen because a little difference is bound to occur and our color models help in displaying the color on any screen. So normally three color models that are used are the RGB color model and Hex color model. These are used to produce different colors where we try to show the color through light, like our smartphone screen, and computer screen. There are three values ​​in RGB, there is the value of R i.e. red, B i.e. blue, and G i.e. green these values ​​can be given from zero to 255 and if all these are zero in the first place then no color will be produced and if we adjust all the three values ​​of RGB then we can get our favorite color, if these three levels are at their maximum then the white color will be produced there.

RGB Color Code

Red: (255, 0, 0)
Green: (0, 255, 0)
Blue: (0, 0, 255)
White: (255, 255, 255)
Black: (0, 0, 0)

And if we talk about hex color models then it is done by the programmer and the values ​​in it are also of red, green, and blue color which represent it, it starts with the symbol of #. The first two values ​​represent red color, the second two values ​​represent green color and the last two values ​​represent blue color. The values ​​here can be from 0 – 129 and A to F. Because it is totally based on hexadecimal values ​​and here the lowest value can be zero and the highest value can be F.

Hex Color Code

Pure Red: #FF0000
Pure Green: #00FF00
Pure Blue: #0000FF
White: #FFFFFF
Black: #000000