What Is RGB?
RGB stands for red, green, and blue. It represents colors with three channel values, from 0 to 255, and helps designers create digital colors.
Red
The red channel controls how much red appears in an RGB color. A value of 0 adds no red. A value of 255 adds the strongest red level. Other values create softer red tones and change the final color.
Green
The green channel controls how much green appears in an RGB color. A value of 0 adds no green. A value of 255 adds the strongest green level. Other values create softer green tones. It helps shape the final color.
Blue
The blue channel controls how much blue appears in an RGB color. A value of 0 adds no blue. A value of 255 adds the strongest blue level. Other values create softer blue tones. It helps shape the final color.
What Is a HEX Color Code?
A HEX color code represents a digital color with hexadecimal values. The common format uses six characters after the # symbol, such as #FF5733. Each pair represents red, green, or blue, making the code useful in HTML, CSS, and design tools.
