HSLHSV
HSLHSV is not a standard, widely recognized color space. In color science, HSL and HSV are two distinct cylindrical representations of the RGB cube, and HSLHSV is sometimes used informally to refer to a discussion or a dual-mode tool that exposes both models rather than a single formal space. Software and color pickers often offer separate HSL and HSV modes for users to choose what suits their task.
HSL stands for Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. Hue denotes the color type (0–360 degrees); Saturation indicates
HSV stands for Hue, Saturation, and Value (brightness). Hue again specifies color type; Saturation expresses color
Differences between HSL and HSV affect practical use: HSL often preserves perceived lightness during edits, while