Converting HSV to RGB
HSV is typically used for colour pickers and generative art, where adjusting brightness independently of hue is useful, while RGB is used for image editing, screen design and programming, where colours are built from individual light values. Enter a HSV value above and the equivalent RGB value appears instantly, alongside every other supported format.
How do I convert HSV to RGB?
Type or paste your HSV value into the field above. The RGB value shows straight away, with no button to press. Copy it, or change the HSV value to see the result update. The preview swatch shows the colour so you can check it looks right.
Is HSV to RGB conversion exact?
This conversion is exact and lossless – hex, RGB, HSV and HSL all describe the same underlying colour space, just in different notations, so no colour data is lost converting between them.
Understanding HSV
HSV (hue, saturation, value) describes colours in terms of their position on a colour wheel (hue 0-360°), colour intensity (saturation 0-100%) and brightness (value 0-100%). It's intuitive for colour selection.
Understanding RGB
RGB defines colours using red, green, and blue light values (0-255 each). It's the standard for digital displays and is often used in image editing and graphic design software where direct manipulation of light values is needed.
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