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Powderblue Color Code (#B0E0E6)

Powderblue is an official CSS named color: #B0E0E6 — rgb(176, 224, 230) — hsl(187, 52%, 80%).

HEX#b0e0e6
RGBrgb(176, 224, 230)
HSLhsl(187, 52%, 80%)
Complementary#e7b8b1 (hue + 180°)
CSS namepowderblue (official keyword)
color: powderblue; background-color: #b0e0e6; border-color: hsl(187, 52%, 80%);



The color powderblue in CSS

Powderblue is one of the 148 named colors defined by the CSS Color Module — write the keyword powderblue anywhere a color value is accepted (color, background-color, border-color, gradients) and every browser renders exactly #B0E0E6 (rgb(176, 224, 230)).

Shades and tints of powderblue

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Why an HSL round trip can shift by one

This tool rounds HSL values to whole numbers, so converting away and back can drift slightly. Example: #f97316 becomes hsl(25, 95%, 53%), and converting that back gives rgb(249, 116, 21) — one step off on two channels. That is rounding, not a bug: whole-number HSL offers roughly 3.7 million combinations, while RGB has 16,777,216, so some colors simply have no exact HSL match. Treat the 6-digit HEX as the exact value and HSL as a close, editable approximation.

Frequently asked questions

What color is powderblue?

Powderblue is an official CSS named color with the hex code #B0E0E6 — rgb(176, 224, 230) in RGB and hsl(187, 52%, 80%) in HSL. Its complementary color (hue + 180°) is #e7b8b1.

How do I use the powderblue color in CSS?

Write color: powderblue; for text or background-color: powderblue; for surfaces — the keyword works in every browser, no quotes needed. Equivalent notations: #B0E0E6, rgb(176, 224, 230) and hsl(187, 52%, 80%).

Is powderblue the same as #B0E0E6?

Yes — the CSS keyword powderblue is defined as exactly #B0E0E6 (rgb(176, 224, 230)), so the keyword and the hex code always render the identical color.