There is a color difference in the non_stroking_color

[KaboChow]

Hi Team,
I am trying to use the following JS code to convert the obtained non_stoking.color into RGB color for use in HTML.
`

            if(fillColor.length===1){
                return 'rgb(' + (255*(1.0-fillColor[0])).toFixed(0) + ')';
            }
            
            if(fillColor.length===3){
                const r = 255 * fillColor[0];
                const g = 255 * fillColor[1];
                const b = 255 * fillColor[2];
                return 'rgb(' + r.toFixed(0) + ',' + g.toFixed(0) +',' + b.toFixed(0) + ')';
            }
           
            if(fillColor.length===4){
                const r = 255*(1.0-(fillColor[0]+fillColor[3]));
                const g = 255*(1.0-(fillColor[1]+fillColor[3]));
                const b = 255*(1.0-(fillColor[2]+fillColor[3]));
                return 'rgb(' + r.toFixed(0) + ',' + g.toFixed(0) +',' + b.toFixed(0) + ')';
            }

`

But there are obvious color differences in the obtained colors.
pdf:

html:

This is the PDF I used for testing:
TEST 5 - 48in-Height-Chef-Supplies-Banner-d4-ced6f345009972ad3e50309422be6654.pdf

Does anyone know how to solve it? thank you

[jollyfish-cjy]

hi, maybe you can try pymupdf.

[KaboChow]

hi, maybe you can try pymupdf.

Thanks！@jollyfish-cjy
pymupdf looks like it has a lot more interesting features, I will give it a try