RGB to Hex Converter
Type red, green and blue values, or drag the sliders, and get the hex code.
Pick a color with sliders
How it works
Each RGB value runs from 0 to 255, and the hex code writes each value as two base 16 digits. 255 becomes FF and 0 becomes 00, so red 255, green 0, blue 0 becomes #FF0000. The sliders set the three values directly, and the number boxes stay in step with them.
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FAQ
Why is the hex code in capital letters?
Capitals are the usual style for hex codes, but lowercase means the same thing. #ff0000 and #FF0000 are the same color.
Can I type values with commas?
No, type one number per box. Each box takes a whole number from 0 to 255, and anything outside that range is clamped to fit.
What is the # at the start for?
It marks the code as a hex color, which is how CSS and design tools expect it. Copy the whole code including the #.