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#577e77 Color Analysis

rgb(87, 126, 119)

device-cmyk(31% 0% 6% 51%)

hsl(169, 18%, 42%)

hwb(169 34% 51%)

lch(49.73% 15.46 182.95)

dimgray (Closest)

dimgray

#577e77 Color Code

#577e77 in the RGB color model is composed of 87% red, 126% green, and 119% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 31% cyan, 0% magenta, 6% yellow, and 51% black. The HSL for this color is 169 degrees, with a saturation of 18% and a lightness of 42%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 49.73, a: -15.44, b: -0.8.

hex#577e77
rgb87, 126, 119, 1
hsl169, 18, 42, 1
hsv169, 31, 49, 1
cmyk31, 0, 6, 51, 1
hwb169, 34, 51, 1
lab49.73, -15.44, -0.8, 1
lch49.73, 15.46, 182.95, 1
xyz14.83, 18.2, 15.33, 1

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