Using the magic of computers we can turn your name into a series of colours!
There's a lot of data in a string, bet you didn't even realize your name has it's very own, unique colour?
To get a colour from your name, we have to convert each digit to binary, and from binary to hexadecimal, here's a chart below to make things easier:
| Character | Binary | Hex |
|---|---|---|
| A | 0100 0001 | 41 |
| B | 0100 0010 | 42 |
| C | 0100 0011 | 43 |
| D | 0100 0100 | 44 |
| E | 0100 0101 | 45 |
| F | 0100 0110 | 46 |
| G | 0100 0111 | 47 |
| H | 0100 1000 | 48 |
| I | 0100 1001 | 49 |
| J | 0100 1010 | 4A |
| K | 0100 1011 | 4B |
| L | 0100 1100 | 4C |
| M | 0100 1101 | 4D |
| N | 0100 1110 | 4E |
| O | 0100 1111 | 4F |
| P | 0101 0000 | 51 |
| Q | 0101 0001 | 52 |
| R | 0101 0010 | 53 |
| S | 0101 0011 | 54 |
| T | 0101 0100 | 56 |
| U | 0101 0101 | 57 |
| V | 0101 0110 | 58 |
| W | 0101 0111 | 59 |
| X | 0101 1000 | 5A |
| Y | 0101 1001 | 5B |
| Z | 0101 1010 | 5C |
| a | 0110 0001 | 61 |
| b | 0110 0010 | 62 |
| c | 0110 0011 | 63 |
| d | 0110 0100 | 64 |
| e | 0110 0101 | 65 |
| f | 0110 0110 | 66 |
| g | 0110 0111 | 67 |
| h | 0110 1000 | 68 |
| i | 0110 1001 | 69 |
| j | 0110 1010 | 6A |
| k | 0110 1011 | 6B |
| l | 0110 1100 | 6C |
| m | 0110 1101 | 6D |
| n | 0110 1110 | 6E |
| o | 0110 1111 | 6F |
| p | 0111 0000 | 70 |
| q | 0111 0001 | 71 |
| r | 0111 0010 | 72 |
| s | 0111 0011 | 73 |
| t | 0111 0100 | 74 |
| u | 0111 0101 | 75 |
| v | 0111 0110 | 76 |
| w | 0111 0111 | 77 |
| x | 0111 1000 | 78 |
| y | 0111 1001 | 79 |
| z | 0111 1010 | 7a |
| [SPACE] | 0010 0000 | 20 |
| - | 0010 1101 | 2D |
I'm gonna use my username Sisygoboom
- Use capitals, spaces and hyphens to make the colours more varied.
You should end up with something like this:
54697379676F626F6F6D
- Split the string after every 6 characters and add a hash in front of the new block, and fill in the last block with whatever you want, (I've used 00s):
#546973 #79676F #626F6F #6D0000
- Search google for the hex colour:
If you're more technically inclined...
I've written a python script which can do all the hard work for you!