By default, a filled visible spectrum is rendered:

Show the boundary of the visible spectrum only:

Use Appearance->None to remove the visible spectrum:

Use PlotStyle as a suboption to specify a custom style:

Display wavelengths on the visible spectrum using the "Wavelengths"->True suboption:

By default, the boundary style is automatically chosen:

Use a specific style:

Use BoundaryStyle->None to show no boundary:

Specify boundary style for different color spaces:

By default, the gamut is not filled:

Fill the gamut:

Filled gamuts of multiple color spaces:

Individually define the filling style for each space:

If the specified list of styles is shorter than the list of color spaces, it is cyclically padded:

By default, appropriate labels are displayed for each coordinate:

Specify custom labels:

By default, the maximum number of points in the plot is limited:

Show all points:

By default, the legends are not shown for one color space:

Show the plot legend:

By default, the legends are shown for gamut comparison:

Turn the legends off:

Automatic setting of PlotPoints might not be sufficient for rendering very small regions:

Increase the plot points to see the region:

By default, the plot range used is sufficient for all the supported color spaces:

The default plot range may be too small for samples from an unbounded space:

Choose a plot range that encompasses everything in the plot:

Choose a custom plot range:

By default, each directive or pixel is plotted with its actual color:

Use a custom style:

Use a theme with dark background in a high-contrast color scheme:

Change the boundary styles:

Use a monochrome theme:

By default, the white point is shown:

Turn the white point off:

White points for multiple spaces:

Show a specific white point:

Show all supported daylight white points: