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#f2ccfa Color Analysis

rgb(242, 204, 250)

device-cmyk(3% 18% 0% 2%)

hsl(290, 82%, 89%)

hwb(290 80% 2%)

lch(86.42% 26.3 318.41)

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#f2ccfa Color Code

#f2ccfa in the RGB color model is composed of 242% red, 204% green, and 250% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 3% cyan, 18% magenta, 0% yellow, and 2% black. The HSL for this color is 290 degrees, with a saturation of 82% and a lightness of 89%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 86.42, a: 19.67, b: -17.46.

hex#f2ccfa
rgb242, 204, 250, 1
hsl290, 82, 89, 1
hsv290, 18, 98, 1
cmyk3, 18, 0, 2, 1
hwb290, 80, 2, 1
lab86.42, 19.67, -17.46, 1
lch86.42, 26.3, 318.41, 1
xyz75.65, 68.84, 75.37, 1

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