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#cae6bb Color Analysis

rgb(202, 230, 187)

device-cmyk(12% 0% 19% 10%)

hsl(99, 46%, 82%)

hwb(99 73% 10%)

lch(88.39% 23.49 130.71)

lightgrey (Closest)

lightgrey

#cae6bb Color Code

#cae6bb in the RGB color model is composed of 202% red, 230% green, and 187% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 12% cyan, 0% magenta, 19% yellow, and 10% black. The HSL for this color is 99 degrees, with a saturation of 46% and a lightness of 82%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 88.39, a: -15.32, b: 17.81.

hex#cae6bb
rgb202, 230, 187, 1
hsl99, 46, 82, 1
hsv99, 19, 90, 1
cmyk12, 0, 19, 10, 1
hwb99, 73, 10, 1
lab88.39, -15.32, 17.81, 1
lch88.39, 23.49, 130.71, 1
xyz63.34, 72.88, 44, 1

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