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Color Picker from Image

Pick any color from an image and get the HEX, RGB, and HSL values instantly. Click anywhere on the image to sample colors.

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Click or drag an image here

Then click anywhere on the image to pick a color

Your files are never uploaded. All processing happens in your browser.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Upload your image

    Upload any image you want to sample colors from.

  2. 2

    Click on the image

    Click anywhere on the image preview to pick that pixel's color.

  3. 3

    Copy color codes

    Copy the HEX, RGB, or HSL value for use in your design.

How It Works

This tool lets you click anywhere on an uploaded image to instantly get that exact pixel's color in HEX, RGB, and HSL formats — useful for matching a color from a photo, screenshot, or design reference.

How pixel color sampling works

When you click a point on the image, the tool reads that exact pixel's color value from the image data and converts it into the three most commonly used color formats simultaneously — HEX (for CSS/design tools), RGB (red/green/blue values), and HSL (hue/saturation/lightness) — so you can copy whichever format your specific project needs.

Examples

Matching a brand color from a logo image

Clicking on a specific colored element in an uploaded logo image instantly returns its exact HEX code, letting you replicate that precise color in a design tool or CSS file.

Sampling a color from a photo for a palette

Clicking on several points in a photo (sky, foliage, a highlighted object) builds up a small color history of exact tones for building a coordinated design palette.

Common Use Cases

  • Matching an exact brand or logo color for use in design or code
  • Building a color palette by sampling multiple tones from a reference photo
  • Identifying the precise color value of a UI element from a screenshot

Tips

  • For a color displayed on a screen (rather than printed material), sampling from a screenshot generally gives an accurate on-screen match — but colors can render slightly differently across different monitors, so cross-check on the actual target display if exact color matching is critical.
  • The color history keeps your last 10 picks, making it easy to compare several sampled colors side by side before deciding which to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

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