OKLCH Color Converter

Set lightness, chroma and hue to get a hex code — or paste a hex code to read its OKLCH values.

#7844f0
Hex
#7844f0
CSS oklch()
oklch(55% 0.24 290)
RGB
rgb(120, 68, 240)
HSL
hsl(258, 85%, 60%)
OKLCH (re-read)
oklch(55.1% 0.24 290)

OKLCH is CSS Color 4's perceptually uniform color space. Its lightness axis matches how eyes actually perceive brightness, and equal steps in chroma look like equal steps in saturation — which is why whole design systems have moved their palettes to it. The catch is that OKLCH is a different coordinate system to hex, so this converter translates between the two in both directions and shows where a value falls outside the sRGB gamut.

Frequently asked questions

oklch(L C H) takes a lightness percentage, a chroma number (0 to about 0.37 for sRGB colors) and a hue angle. It is supported in all current browsers and can express the P3 colors that hex cannot.

Good to know

  • OKLCH is OKLab expressed in cylindrical form — lightness, chroma, hue.
  • Lightness 0% is black and 100% is white in both OKLCH and LCH-style models.
  • Hex codes cannot represent P3 colors, so a highly chromatic OKLCH value clips when converted.

Tools that pair with OKLCH Color Converter

OKLCH Color Converter is one of 33 single-page tools in this workspace. These are the ones that carry the job on — the color value moves between them, so nothing gets retyped or re-uploaded.