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The CSS property to change the color of the text to HunterLab 61.0195, 46.3372, 18.5679 is called "color". The color property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element.
This example shows how text in the color rgb(255, 124, 128) looks like.
.text, #text, p{ color:rgb(255, 124, 128) }If you want to add a text shadow in that color use the text-shadow property, you can generate a text shadow directly with our 🔧 CSS Text Shadow Generator.
Here you see how black text with a 4 pixel rgb(255, 124, 128) colored shadow looks like.
.shadow{ text-shadow: 4px 4px 2px rgb(255, 124, 128) } Border
The CSS property to change the border of an element to HunterLab 61.0195, 46.3372, 18.5679 is called "border". The border property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element.
This example shows the color as border, it can be applied via the CSS property "border" or "border-color".
.border, #border, table{ border:4px solid rgb(255, 124, 128) }If only the border color should be changed use the property border-color.
.border{ border-color:rgb(255, 124, 128) }If you want to add a box shadow in that color use:
Here you see how a box with a 4 pixel rgb(255, 124, 128) colored shadow looks like.
.boxshadow{ -moz-box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 124, 128); -webkit-box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 124, 128); box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 124, 128) }Background
The CSS property to change the background color of an element to HunterLab 61.0195, 46.3372, 18.5679 is called "background". The background property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element.
.background, #background, body{ background:rgb(255, 124, 128) }If only the background color should be changed can be used:
.background{ background-color:rgb(255, 124, 128) }This example shows the color as background, it is applied via the CSS property "background".
To optimize and compress your CSS code, you can use our online CSS compressor and optimizer based on csstidy. If you want to create a linear or radial gradient as background or border, check our 🌈 CSS Gradient Generator.
Conversion
To convert, paste a string in one of these color formats, for example, "FF7C80", into the input field and click on convert. The result will be in the section Conversions, and the following sections will provide you with further details on the color.
Some color formats use the same notation, and the conversion will guess the composition of the search query. As an example, if you try to convert the string "358°, 51%, 100%" it could be an HSV or HSL color, the conversion will assume HSL in this case.
As this could lead to wrong conversions, you can define which format you are passing by wrapping your color string in brackets with the format in front. The search string "HSV(358°, 51%, 100%)" will give you the correct HSV color as there is no need to guess the format. Other examples would be "CIELAB(67.45, 50.13, 21.66)", "CIELCH(67, 54.607, 23.371)", "YXY(37.2358, 0.4574, 0.3254)" and "CMYK(0.00, 0.51, 0.50, 0.00)".
Details
In the details section, you first get a summary of the color and, if available, a description like "dark muted red". You can see the color distribution in different formats. For example, in the RGB format, you get to know the amount of red, green, and blue in your color.
At last, you get brightness and saturation gradients of your color in 10% steps. So if you need a brighter or darker version, you can pick it from here.
Harmonies
The harmonies basically show you colors that go well with the color you are currently viewing. If you like one of the harmonies, you can directly create a 🌈 CSS Gradient or 🔧 CSS Text Shadow from it or view the harmony as a 🖌️ Color Bucket.
SVG Images
This short section shows you a selection of SVG files using the current color. You can download these files and use them in your projects, for example, as a background image.
Previews
You want to see how your color looks on a white or black background? Then you should check out the "Previews" section of the color page.
You also see the color contrast of your color on these backgrounds and get a link to the Color Contrast Checker with your color preselected.
Color Blindness Simulation
When you select a color for your project, you might want to keep in mind how this color is perceived by anyone with a color vision deficiency. Therefore I have added this section showing you previews of your color for different color vision deficiencies.
CSS Examples
If you are new to web development, you might want to see how to apply your color as foreground, background, or border color. The "CSS Examples" section gives you exactly this, help how to use the current color in CSS.
If you are viewing a color in a format not available in CSS, then you will see the color converted to a compatible format.
Color Bucket
You decided on colors for your next project and want to download them as a palette or share them with friends to discuss your decision? Then you should have a look at the color bucket. It allows you to store up to 10 colors, auto-creates color palettes for each of these colors based on the lightness, and gives you a WCAG matrix.
You can download each of the color palettes or the selected colors as a GIMP, Adobe® ASE, or Tailwind CSS palette. Additionally, you can view everything as a 🌈 CSS Gradient, 🔧 CSS Text Shadow, or 📷 Color Palette Image.
To add a color to your color bucket, I put a link "❤️ Add this color to the bucket" in the header section of each page on this website.
Color Contrast Checker
When you decide on colors for a project, it is essential to keep the color contrast in mind. My Color Contrast Checker allows you to check the colors you have selected according to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0.
