RGB to HEX Converter

Standardize Your Web Colors with RGB to HEX

Precision in web design requires accurate color translation. While digital imaging software often outputs RGB (Red, Green, Blue) triplets, CSS and HTML frequently rely on Hexadecimal (Hex) codes for brevity and standardization.

Our RGB to HEX Converter bridges this gap instantly. By converting raw integer channels (0-255) into the standard 6-digit Hex format (e.g., #FF0000), developers can ensure their stylesheets (CSS) render exactly as their design mockups intended across all modern browsers.

How to Use the Tool

1. Input Channels: Enter the integer values (0-255) for Red, Green, and Blue in the respective boxes.
2. Validate: Watch the real-time preview box to confirm the color matches your expectation.
3. Generate: The valid Hex code is generated automatically.
4. Copy: Click the "Copy" button to save the string to your clipboard for immediate use in CSS.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert RGB to HEX color code?

Input the integer values (0-255) into the Red, Green, and Blue fields above. The tool automatically calculates the base-16 equivalents and concatenates them into a 6-digit hexadecimal string (e.g., #FF5733) ready for web use.

What is the difference between RGB and HEX colors?

They are different representations of the same data. RGB uses the decimal system (base-10) to define light intensity per channel, while HEX uses the hexadecimal system (base-16). HEX is preferred in web development for its compact syntax.

How do I find the HEX code for an RGB color?

Use the calculator above. Manually, you would divide each RGB value by 16, using the quotient as the first digit and the remainder as the second, mapping 10-15 to A-F. Our tool performs this calculation instantly.

Can I convert RGB values to HEX for CSS?

Absolutely. The output provided by this tool includes the hash symbol (#) prefix, making it fully compliant with CSS syntax (e.g., color: #FFFFFF;) for direct insertion into stylesheets.

What RGB values make white in HEX?

White is the maximum intensity of all light channels. In RGB, this is represented as (255, 255, 255). Converting these three values to hexadecimal results in #FFFFFF.