Even if you don't land on a perfect match, the nearest named-color is only a shade or two away. Others are more common, such as brick red, chocolate, and slate gray. There are over 1,500 color names available, ranging from alabaster to zinnwaldite. Name that Color lets you enter a hex value (or choose one from the color picker) and gives you a human-readable name for the closest matching shade. //-Microsoft Avalon // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation, 2001, 2002 // // File: ColorConverter.cs //-using System using System.IO using System.
Here's a tool that will give you more reasonable names for all those colors. I hope this article was helpful.Have you ever wondered what color that certain shade of blue is? Or maybe you've named your Less/Sass variables something like gray, light gray, lighter gray, etc.
#Colorconverter get name code
This code can be used if you need a color name for every possible RGB combination. We can see that the RGBs for firebrick in css3 are not far off from the ones we used. Output: closest match: firebrick Conclusion After selecting a color, experiment with different harmonies by using the. Input Hex values to search for a particular color in the fields below the color swatch click the swatch to add it to your palette. Let’s use this function to get the name of RGB (190,53,25). Hex color Codes gives the color Chooser by clicking and dragging your cursor inside the picker area to highlight a color on the right. You can read more about KDTree here.Ĭode: from scipy.spatial import KDTree from webcolors import ( css3_hex_to_names, hex_to_rgb, ) def convert_rgb_to_names(rgb_tuple): # a dictionary of all the hex and their respective names in css3 css3_db = css3_hex_to_names names = rgb_values = for color_hex, color_name in css3_db.items(): names.append(color_name) rgb_values.append(hex_to_rgb(color_hex)) kdt_db = KDTree(rgb_values) distance, index = kdt_db.query(rgb_tuple) return f'closest match: ' It will look for the closest matched hex code for our given RGBs that has a color name associated to it. We will use a data structure called KDTree. However, if you can make do with the nearest possible color name for the given RGB values, we can use something that finds the closest match. This actually makes sense if you are working on a project which relies on the accuracy of the colors. Let’s take a look at some RGB values with their hex code and color names to make it clear: In other words, when the function converts the decimal values into CSS hex code, it doesn’t find an exact match for the color name associated with it. It’s telling us that the combination of RGB values we gave doesn’t map to any Hex code available in css3.
The above code throws an error: ValueError: '#960000' has no defined color name in css3. But let’s see if it can handle some random combination of RGB values. Let’s see it in action: from webcolors import rgb_to_name named_color = rgb_to_name((255,0,0), spec='css3') print(named_color) We can use the rgb_to_name function which takes RGB values as a parameter and returns the name of the color they represent. It’s a fairly simple problem and there is a library for Python called webcolors to solve it.
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