Deconstruct Color

What It Does

Breaks a color down into its individual component values based on its color space. This gives you access to each channel (like red, green, blue in RGB) for separate manipulation.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
color	The color to break down into components	Color	Yes

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
space	The color space of the input color	String
a	The first channel value (e.g., red in RGB, hue in HSL)	Number
b	The second channel value (e.g., green in RGB, saturation in HSL)	Number
c	The third channel value (e.g., blue in RGB, lightness in HSL)	Number
alpha	The transparency value (0-1)	Number

How to Use It

1. Drag the Deconstruct Color node into your graph.

2. Connect a color (like #4D6ADD) to the "color" input.

3. Run the graph—each output will contain a separate component of the color.

4. Connect the individual channel outputs to other nodes for specific manipulations.

Tips

• The channel meanings (a, b, c) depend on the color's space (RGB, HSL, LAB, etc.). Read more about color channels.

• Use with Create Color to rebuild a color after modifying specific channels.

See Also

• Create Color: For rebuilding a color from individual channel values.

• Convert Color: For changing a color's space before deconstructing it.

Use Cases

• Channel Manipulation: Extract the hue of a color to create variations with the same hue but different saturation/lightness.

• Color Analysis: Break down colors to understand their composition or for comparison.

• Systematic Adjustments: Modify just one aspect of a color (like saturation) while preserving other qualities.