Convert Adobe RGB to ProPhoto RGB
Translate Adobe RGB colors into ProPhoto RGB values with professional-grade color science and live previews.
Adobe RGB → ProPhoto RGB
Adobe RGB (1998) color space → Professional photography color space
Production-grade accuracy
Accurate Adobe RGB → ProPhoto RGB math validated against Color.js
For design teams
Designers matching Adobe RGB specs to developer-ready ProPhoto RGB values
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Auto-detects HEX, RGB, HSL, and 12+ formats
Frequently Asked Questions
What color formats are supported?
We support HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV, HWB, LAB, LCH, OKLab, OKLCH, Display P3, Rec. 2020, ProPhoto RGB, Adobe RGB (1998), and XYZ color spaces with both D65 and D50 illuminants.
How accurate are the color conversions?
Our conversions use the industry-standard Color.js library, ensuring high accuracy across all color spaces. Wide gamut colors are properly handled with appropriate color space transformations.
Can I convert colors outside the sRGB gamut?
Yes! We support wide gamut color spaces like Display P3, Rec. 2020, and ProPhoto RGB. These can represent colors that standard sRGB monitors cannot display.
What's the difference between LAB and OKLab?
LAB is the traditional perceptually uniform color space, while OKLab is a newer, improved version that better matches human color perception. OKLab provides more intuitive results for color manipulation.
Converting Adobe RGB to ProPhoto RGB Colors
Convert Adobe RGB (Adobe RGB (1998) color space) values into ProPhoto RGB (Professional photography color space) without leaving the browser. Color.js powers every conversion so you can trust the numbers in production.
Example Conversion
Input (Adobe RGB)
color(a98-rgb 0.411 0.649 0.840) Output (ProPhoto RGB)
color(prophoto-rgb 0.486 0.589 0.754) A
About Adobe RGB
Adobe RGB (1998) color space. This color format is commonly used in wide-gamut photography, video, and motion workflows.
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About ProPhoto RGB
Professional photography color space. Converting to this format is useful for wide-gamut storytelling across modern displays.