Image Color Picker

Upload any image and click any pixel to extract its exact color code.

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#E8533A
HEX#E8533A
RGBrgb(232, 83, 58)
HSLhsl(9, 79%, 57%)
  1. Upload any image file
  2. Hover over any pixel to preview its color
  3. Click to lock and copy the color code
  4. Use zoom controls for precision picking

The image color picker lets you sample precise color values from any photo, logo, or screenshot. Hover to preview, click to lock the color, then copy HEX, RGB, or HSL for use in your design or code.

Image Color Picker — Pixel-Level Color Extraction from Any Photo

When you need the exact color from a specific pixel — not a statistical average — the image color picker gives you precision eyedropper capability in the browser, no design software required. Upload any image, hover over it to preview colors in real time, and click to lock and copy the precise HEX, RGB, or HSL value of any pixel on the canvas.

When to Use Image Color Picker vs Palette Extractor

The Palette Extractor finds the statistically dominant colors across an entire image — ideal when you want the general color story of a photograph. The Image Color Picker gives you surgical precision — use it when you need the exact color of a specific brand element, a particular shadow tone, a sky color at a precise point in a gradient, or a skin tone at a specific location. Both tools complement each other for comprehensive image-based color research.

Identifying Brand Colors from Screenshots

Designers frequently need to identify colors from competitor websites, inspiration screenshots, or client-provided references where the exact hex codes aren't documented. Upload a screenshot of the interface and click on the element whose color you need — the image color picker will return the precise pixel value. Note that anti-aliasing and JPEG compression introduce subtle color variations at edges; for exact brand color identification, clicking in the flat center of a colored element gives the most accurate result.

How accurate is pixel color picking?

The picker reads the exact pixel value from the canvas — accurate to the displayed image data. JPEG compression or browser rendering scaling may introduce minor variations from the original source image.

Can I pick colors from a website screenshot?

Yes. Take a screenshot, upload it, and click on any element to get its color. This is useful for identifying colors from design references or competitor analysis.