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#8070db Color Analysis

#8070db in the RGB color model is composed of 128% red, 112% green, and 219% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 42% cyan, 49% magenta, 0% yellow, and 14% black. The HSL for this color is 249 degrees, with a saturation of 60% and a lightness of 65%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 52.63, a: 26.31, b: -53.64.

TypeValueColors
Hex#8070db#8070db
RGB
128,
112,
219,
1
rgb(128, 112, 219)
HSL
249,
60,
65,
1
hsl(249, 60%, 65%)
HSV
249,
49,
86,
1
CMYK
42,
49,
0,
14,
1
device-cmyk(42% 49% 0% 14%)
HWB
249,
44,
14,
1
hwb(249 44% 14%)
LAB
52.63,
26.31,
-53.64,
1
LCH
52.63,
59.75,
296.13,
1
lch(52.63% 59.75 296.13)
XYZ
25.79,
20.71,
52.46,
1

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