We are thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking tool on ConvertingColors.com - the "Image Color Palette Picker." This innovative feature is designed to transform your photographs into a treasure trove of captivating color schemes. Whether you're a designer, an artist, or simply someone seeking color inspiration, our tool is tailor-made for your creative needs.
You maybe already noticed the bucket on the main page directly next to the color conversions, with this bucket, you can think of it as a shopping cart, you can browse through Converting Colors and add up to ten colors into your bucket.
For a long time, I already offered the possibility to download the conversions and harmonies via a JSON and XML URL. The Main Problem with this was that the URLs were not really developer-friendly.
The Nano template and translation classes give you a basic template and translation functionality for projects where more prominent frameworks might not be needed.
In this blog post, I show you how to extract the dominant colors from an image with the help of ImageMagick. I use ImageMagick version 7.0.9, which you can download from imagemagick.org.
To convert an RGB string like "rgb(114, 193, 44)" to HEX we first need to get the three color values for red, green and blue out of the string, in this article we only talk about RGB strings with the integer value representation, the below sample will not work for three percentage values.
In this article, I show you how to convert multiple color values from one format into another by using the Converting Colors REST Api, which I provide on RapidAPI.
To convert a HEX string like "#77CCAA" or "#7ca" to the RGB Version "rgb(119, 204, 170)" we first need to remove the "#" from the string. After this we need to handle the two different cases, standard and shorthand.
In this video I show you how to change a CSS Variable with Javascript, we will change the background to a fixed value and the text color will be selectable via a color input field.