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Convert from HEX to Sherwin Williams®

Short explanation

From the three color values for red, green, and blue, the Sherwin Williams® hue that is closest to the color you are looking for is determined.

Because there is not a matching Sherwin Williams® shade for every hue, this will sometimes result in large color differences from the searched color to the result.

How does it work?

QConv makes it easy for you. Enter the HEX color values you know into the upper field. After confirming, we'll pick out the closest Sherwin Williams® color value for you.

In addition, you can quickly and easily find out what other matching color values exist after a color conversion to the Sherwin Williams® hue. Such as Besides Analog, Square or Complementary colors you can quickly access shades or hues that are lighter.

Let's also recommend gradients or gradients based on the color you enter.

* Note:

qConv.com searches for the next matching color from the selected color palette. In most cases, there will be minimal or apparent color differences because there is not an exact match for every color.

Hexadecimal color space

Short description

The hexadecimal color system creates all colors by combining the values for red, green, and blue. It uses the hexadecimal notation for this. In steps of two it stands for the respective color value. The specifications of these colors are always 6 digits.

Three 2-digit values are strung together, with the first two values containing the information for red, the middle values containing the information for green, and the last two values containing the information for blue. There are a total of 16,777,216 hexadecimal colors.

Use

The hexadecimal color system is one of the most common systems for web applications and image or photo editing. It is used in the creation and design of web pages and can be found in most image editing programs.

More about HEX

Sherwin Williams®-colors

Summary

The SW®-color-catalog standing socially interesting colors. For this it is necessary to have true names that are four digits after the abbreviation SW® with a number.

Not every possible number is available as a SW® color. At the moment there are 1535 SW® shades you can use.