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HTML Color Picker from Image

Need the exact color code from a photo, screenshot, or design file? This free HTML color picker from image tool lets you upload any image and instantly extract the hex, RGB, and HSL code of any pixel — perfect for designers, developers, and anyone matching colors for a website or project.

No signup, no software. Just upload, click, and copy your color code.

Color Picker From Image
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Pick Colors From Image

Drag & drop an image here, or

JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP • Everything stays in your browser

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How It works

How to Pick a Color from an Image

01

Upload Your Image

Drag and drop or select an image file. JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats are supported.

02

Click Anywhere on the Image

Use the eyedropper tool to click on any pixel. The exact color under your cursor is captured instantly.

03

Copy the Color Code

Get the color in HEX, RGB, or HSL format, ready to paste into your CSS, design tool, or code editor.

What Is an Image Color Picker?

An image color picker — also known as an online eyedropper tool — lets you extract the exact color value from any point in an image. Instead of guessing a hex code or manually adjusting sliders until a color looks close, you get the precise value used in the original image.

This is especially useful when matching a brand color, replicating a design element, or pulling colors from a screenshot for development work.

Key Features

Instant Hex Code Extraction

Click on any part of an image and get its HTML hex code immediately — ready to use in CSS, HTML, or design software.

RGB and HSL Values Included

Along with hex, get the RGB and HSL color format for the same pixel, useful for different design and development workflows.

Dominant Color Palette

Automatically generate a palette of the most common colors in your image — helpful for quickly identifying a color scheme.

Zoom for Pixel-Precise Selection

Zoom into your image for accurate color picking, especially useful on detailed photos or small design elements.

Copy with One Click

Copy any color code directly to your clipboard, ready to paste wherever you need it.

Works Entirely in Your Browser

No image is uploaded to a server — everything is processed locally, keeping your files private.

Who Uses an Image Color Picker

  • Web designers matching a brand's exact color palette from a logo or reference image
  • Developers pulling hex codes directly into CSS or design systems
  • Graphic designers building color palettes from photography or mood boards
  • Marketers maintaining consistent brand colors across materials
  • Anyone who needs to identify a color code from a screenshot or photo

Hex, RGB, and HSL — What's the Difference?

Colors on the web can be represented in a few common formats
  • HEX — a six-character code like #A8DB38, most commonly used in HTML and CSS
  • RGB — defines color using Red, Green, and Blue values, e.g. rgb(168, 219, 56)
  • HSL — defines color using Hue, Saturation, and Lightness, useful for adjusting shades of the same color
This tool gives you all three formats for the same picked color, so you can use whichever your project requires.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a color code from an image?

Upload your image, click on the exact spot you want to sample, and the tool instantly shows the hex, RGB, and HSL code for that pixel.

Is this color picker tool free?

Yes, it’s completely free to use with no signup required.

Can I extract a full color palette from an image, not just one color?

Yes, the tool also generates a palette of dominant colors found throughout the image.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens directly in your browser, so your images are never uploaded or stored anywhere.

What image formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats are supported for uploads.

Can I use this to match a brand's color from their logo?

Yes, this is one of the most common uses — upload the logo image and click on the color you want to match to get its exact code.