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#b5e1dd Color Analysis
rgb(181, 225, 221)
device-cmyk(20% 0% 2% 12%)
hsl(175, 42%, 80%)
hwb(175 71% 12%)
lch(86.33% 15.7 191.06)
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#b5e1dd Color Code
#b5e1dd in the RGB color model is composed of 181% red, 225% green, and 221% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 20% cyan, 0% magenta, 2% yellow, and 12% black. The HSL for this color is 175 degrees, with a saturation of 42% and a lightness of 80%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 86.33, a: -15.41, b: -3.01.
| hex | #b5e1dd |
| rgb | 181, 225, 221, 1 |
| hsl | 175, 42, 80, 1 |
| hsv | 175, 20, 88, 1 |
| cmyk | 20, 0, 2, 12, 1 |
| hwb | 175, 71, 12, 1 |
| lab | 86.33, -15.41, -3.01, 1 |
| lch | 86.33, 15.7, 191.06, 1 |
| xyz | 59.49, 68.64, 59.59, 1 |
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