ColorSim CSS

Convert colors between multiple formats and visualize how they appear under different conditions. Enter a color manually in any format (e.g., HEX, RGB, HSL, OKLCH, etc.), or use the color picker to select a color.

Supported Formats:

• HEX : #A47864
• RGB : rgb(164, 120, 100)
• HSL : hsl(210, 75%, 50%)
• LCH : lch(72.35% 52.19 164.29)
• LAB : lab(45.35% 58.20 36.49)
• OKLCH : oklch(64.26% 0.3059 332)
• Display-P3 : color(display-p3 0.30 0.79 0.31)

Any of these formats can be pasted into the text input, automatically converting them into all other available formats. The color picker allows for easy selection of new colors.

Color Blindness Simulation

Simulation of how colors appear to individuals with different types of color blindness. The supported simulations include:

• Protanopia: Reduced sensitivity to red light.
• Deuteranopia: Reduced sensitivity to green light.
• Tritanopia: Reduced sensitivity to blue light.

Each selected color will be displayed as it appears to users with these color vision deficiencies.

Notes on Display-P3 and Other Color Format Discrepancies

Some discrepancies may occur due to differences in:

• Color Gamut Mapping: Display-P3 covers a wider range of colors than sRGB, meaning that certain values may be clipped or approximated when converting between formats.
• Gamma and Linear Transformations: The process of converting between color spaces involves gamma correction, which can introduce small variations in the final output.
• Reference White Points: Different color spaces use different white points (e.g., D65 for sRGB vs. D50 for LAB and LCH), which can cause slight shifts in perceived color.
• Implementation Differences: Various tools and browsers may use different algorithms for color conversion, leading to small inconsistencies in expected results.