These gradients show how the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 changes by changing the brightness by 10 percent. The first figure shows a shift by +10% for each color and the second figure -10%.
Similar to the brightness gradients but the following show a change of the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 by changing the saturation by 10% instead.
Split-complementary colors differ from the complementary color scheme. The scheme consists of three colors, the original color and two neighbors of the complement color.
This preview shows how the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 looks on a white background.
The color contrast ratio for these colors is 1.60, which fails to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. Details can be found at https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/.
Black Background
This preview shows how the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 looks on a black background.
The color contrast ratio for these colors is 13.10, which passes the AAA level of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 for all text sizes. Details can be found at https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/.
XYZ 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 Background
This preview shows how black text looks on a background with the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016.
This preview shows how white text looks on a background with the XYZ color 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016.
CSS Examples
The CSS property to change the color of the text to XYZ 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 is called "color". The color property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element .text, #text, p{ color:rgb(255, 184, 216) }.
This example shows how text in the color rgb(255, 184, 216) looks like.
If you want to add a text shadow in that color use .shadow{ text-shadow: 4px 4px 2px rgb(255, 184, 216) }.
Here you see how black text with a 4 pixel rgb(255, 184, 216) colored shadow looks like.
Border
This example shows the color as border, it can be applied via the CSS property "border" or "border-color".
The CSS property to change the border of an element to XYZ 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 is called "border". The border property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element .border, #border, table{ border:4px solid rgb(255, 184, 216) }.
If only the border color should be changed .border{ border-color:rgb(255, 184, 216) } can be used.
Here you see how a box with a 4 pixel rgb(255, 184, 216) colored shadow looks like.
If you want to add a box shadow in that color use .boxshadow{ -moz-box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 184, 216); -webkit-box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 184, 216); box-shadow:4px 4px 4px 4px rgb(255, 184, 216) }.
Background
The CSS property to change the background color of an element to XYZ 70.6573, 60.3189, 72.7016 is called "background". The background property can be set on classes, ids or directly on the HTML element .background, #background, body{ background:rgb(255, 184, 216) }.
If only the background color should be changed .background{ background-color:rgb(255, 184, 216) } can be used.
This example shows the color as background, it is applied via the CSS property "background".
To convert, paste a string in one of these color formats, for example, "FFB8D8", into the input field and click on convert. The result will be in the section Color 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 "333°, 28%, 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(333°, 28%, 100%)" will give you the correct HSV color as there is no need to guess the format. Other examples would be "CIELAB(82.01, 30.48, -5.82)", "CIELCH(82, 31.031, 349.187)", "YXY(60.3189, 0.3469, 0.2961)" and "CMYK(0.00, 0.28, 0.15, 0.00)".