White

White sits at 0° on the color wheel with 0% saturation and 100% lightness, placing it in the red segment of the spectrum. At near-zero saturation, it reads as a pure white-adjacent neutral, with hue playing almost no role in its character. Its near-white lightness means it reads as a tinted white in most contexts, functioning as a soft background tone.

In digital environments, White is rendered as rgb(255, 255, 255), where the red channel dominates at 255, though the other channels keep the hue balanced. Muted saturation at high lightness is a classic formula for soft background fills, placeholder states, and secondary surface colors in light-mode interfaces.

For print, White translates to a CMYK breakdown of 0C 0M 0Y 0K. With almost no black ink (0%), this color is built almost entirely from process inks: negligible chromatic ink, making it an essentially white print value. This profile tends toward vibrancy in print, though ink density limits on press may affect saturation on coated versus uncoated stock. In brand applications, this exact value is specified as Audi White and appears across 114 brand systems in the brandkit.pro library.