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#e4bda3 Color Analysis

rgb(228, 189, 163)

device-cmyk(0% 17% 29% 11%)

hsl(24, 55%, 77%)

hwb(24 64% 11%)

lch(79.59% 22.03 58.08)

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#e4bda3 Color Code

#e4bda3 in the RGB color model is composed of 228% red, 189% green, and 163% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 0% cyan, 17% magenta, 29% yellow, and 11% black. The HSL for this color is 24 degrees, with a saturation of 55% and a lightness of 77%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 79.59, a: 11.65, b: 18.7.

hex#e4bda3
rgb228, 189, 163, 1
hsl24, 55, 77, 1
hsv24, 29, 89, 1
cmyk0, 17, 29, 11, 1
hwb24, 64, 11, 1
lab79.59, 11.65, 18.7, 1
lch79.59, 22.03, 58.08, 1
xyz58.67, 55.96, 32.18, 1

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