Pick any color from your images! Get hex codes, RGB values, and auto-generate beautiful palettes. Perfect for designers, developers & artists. 100% free! ✨
or click to browse • JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF supported
💡 Hover to preview • Click to pick • Right-click for palette
Match brand colors from any image
Get exact hex codes for CSS
Find paint colors from photos
Match colors for outfits
The magnifier gives you pixel-perfect precision! As you hover over the image, you'll see a zoomed view with a crosshair. This makes it easy to pick the exact pixel you want, especially useful for detailed images or small color areas. 🔍
We use color quantization (median-cut algorithm) to analyze your image and find the 6 most dominant colors. This gives you a harmonious palette that represents the key colors in your image. Great for creating color schemes from inspiration photos! 🌈
Absolutely! That's exactly what it's designed for. You get colors in Hex (perfect for CSS), RGB (for rgba() values), and HSL (for hsl() values). Just click the copy button next to any format to copy it to your clipboard and paste directly into your code! 💻
Never! Everything runs 100% in your browser. Your image never leaves your device, and we never see or store any of your files. This tool works completely offline once loaded, so your privacy is always protected. 🔐
Forget guessing hex codes. Drop an image, hover your cursor, and grab the exact color you need — all without leaving your browser.
Drag and drop any photo, screenshot, or design file. JPG, PNG, and WebP are all supported. The image loads instantly inside the picker canvas.
Move your mouse over the image and click on any pixel. The tool reads the exact color and shows you its HEX, RGB, and HSL values in real time. A magnifier helps you pick precise spots.
Click the color code to copy it to your clipboard. Every color you sample is saved in the history panel, so you can go back and grab earlier picks without re-clicking.
The web standard — a six-character code like #3B82F6. Every CSS file, every design tool, every
brand guideline uses HEX. It's the universal language of digital color.
Red, Green, Blue — each channel ranges from 0 to 255. Useful when you need to programmatically adjust individual color channels, or when working in tools that prefer RGB input over HEX.
Hue, Saturation, Lightness. The most human-readable format — you can mentally picture "a blue at 60% saturation." Great for creating color variations by just tweaking lightness or saturation.