Bihexadecimal Code

What's a Bihexadecimal code?

The bihexadecimal code (formerly: "dodecadecimal code") merges two hexadecimal codes to reflect the hexachromatic potential of our visual system. This code corresponds to a particular hexachromatic impossible binocular color combination. Like the hexadecimal system, the bihexadecimal code uses a specific set of characters, including numbers and certain letters. This coding approach offers a fast and straightforward way to share impossible colors, especially with a Bihexadecimal Converter, which separates an impossible color into its two trichromatic color components.

Use the above Bihexadecimal Converter - Code to Color Components to convert your bihexadecimal code into its two trichromatic color components with their hexadecimal code displayed.

Use the above Bihexadecimal Converter - Code to Color Name to generate the impossible color name for your bihexadecimal code using its two trichromatic color components.

Bihexadecimal Converter - General

Splits up the hexachromatic impossible color into its two trichromatic color components & generates the impossible color name for the hexachromatic impossible color using its two trichromatic color components.

Bihexadecimal Converter - Color Name to Color & Code

Constructs impossible colors by their HSV (hue, saturation, value) prefix and suffix parts & generates the bihexadecimal code for the hexachromatic impossible color.

Bihexadecimal Converter - Code to Color Components

Splits up the hexachromatic impossible color into its two trichromatic color components.

Bihexadecimal Converter - Code to Color Name

Generates the impossible color name for the hexachromatic impossible color using its two trichromatic color components.