HSV to RGB Converter

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HSV Input

RGB Output

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Convert HSV color values into standard RGB channels.

Input formats

Provide colors using hsv(h, s%, v%) syntax, with hue from 0 to 360 and saturation and value from 0% to 100%. Each line is parsed independently in batch mode.

RGB output

The output prints as rgb(r, g, b) with each channel from 0 to 255. hsv(11, 80%, 100%) becomes rgb(255, 88, 51).

Hue, saturation, and value

Hue selects the base color from a 360-degree wheel. Saturation controls how far that hue sits from gray, and value scales the overall brightness. At 0% value, every hue and saturation combination produces black.

Batch processing

Paste multiple HSV values, one per line, to convert the full list at once. Use the color picker to preview and adjust the currently selected line.

Frequently Asked Questions

What HSV format does it accept?

hsv(h, s%, v%) with hue in degrees from 0 to 360 and saturation and value as percentages, such as hsv(11, 80%, 100%). Paste one color per line for batch conversion.

How is the hue angle used?

Hue picks the base color around a 360-degree wheel: 0 is red, 120 is green, and 240 is blue. Saturation then blends that hue toward gray, and value scales the whole result toward black.

Is HSV to RGB lossless?

Close to it. HSV and RGB describe the same color space, so the conversion is mathematically exact, but rounding the input percentages or the output channels to whole numbers can shift the result by one unit per channel.

Why does one line show an error?

Each line must include a hue and two percentage-like values in that order. Missing a component, or using a hue outside a numeric range, stops that line from parsing.