Color Picker
Pick colors from images and get HEX, RGB, and HSL values
Click to upload an image
or drag and drop
Supports: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP
About this Tool
The Color Picker tool allows you to extract exact color values from any uploaded image by clicking on any pixel. It displays the color in three common formats: HEX (hexadecimal), RGB (red-green-blue), and HSL (hue-saturation-lightness). This tool is invaluable for designers, developers, and digital artists who need to match colors precisely, create color palettes from photographs, or identify exact color codes for branding and design projects. Simply upload an image, click anywhere on it, and instantly get the color values ready to copy and use in your projects.
Common Use Cases
Brand Color Extraction
Extract exact brand colors from logos, marketing materials, or competitor websites to ensure brand consistency across all design projects.
Web Design & Development
Pick colors from design mockups or reference images to use in CSS, ensuring pixel-perfect color matching in your web projects.
Photo Color Palettes
Create color schemes inspired by photographs - extract complementary colors from nature photos, artwork, or inspiring images for design projects.
UI Design Matching
Match interface colors from screenshots or reference apps to ensure design consistency or recreate specific color schemes in your own projects.
Pro Tips
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Understanding Color Formats
HEX is most common for web design (#FF5733), RGB is intuitive for digital work (rgb(255, 87, 51)), and HSL is best for color adjustments (hsl(9, 100%, 60%)). Choose the format that fits your workflow.
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Zoom for Precision
For precise color selection from small details, consider enlarging the image before uploading or clicking carefully on the exact pixel you want to sample.
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Multiple Color Extraction
Need several colors from one image? Take notes of each color you pick or keep the tool open to extract multiple colors systematically for complete palettes.
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Color Variations
Colors on screen vary based on monitor calibration and display settings. For print projects, verify colors look correct across multiple displays before finalizing.