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#e46edc Color Analysis

#e46edc in the RGB color model is composed of 228% red, 110% green, and 220% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 0% cyan, 52% magenta, 4% yellow, and 11% black. The HSL for this color is 304 degrees, with a saturation of 69% and a lightness of 66%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 63.98, a: 57.16, b: -35.42.

TypeValueColors
Hex#e46edc#e46edc
RGB
228,
110,
220,
1
rgb(228, 110, 220)
HSL
304,
69,
66,
1
hsl(304, 69%, 66%)
HSV
304,
52,
89,
1
CMYK
0,
52,
4,
11,
1
device-cmyk(0% 52% 4% 11%)
HWB
304,
43,
11,
1
hwb(304 43% 11%)
LAB
63.98,
57.16,
-35.42,
1
LCH
63.98,
67.24,
328.21,
1
lch(63.98% 67.24 328.21)
XYZ
50.08,
32.78,
53.71,
1

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