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Quickly identify exact colors from any image. Upload or paste an image, click anywhere on the preview, and get precise color codes in HEX, RGB, and HSL formats. This browser-based tool is perfect for designers, developers, and creators who need accurate color values fast — no installation required.
The Image Color Picker speeds up design workflows by removing manual color matching. Use exact values in your stylesheets, generate accessible color pairs, and export production-ready variables. Because processing is client-side, private images stay on your machine.
Matching colors exactly saves time and keeps branding consistent. The Image Color Picker helps you extract the right color from photographs, mockups, and exported assets. Use the result codes in CSS, design tools, or asset libraries. Everything runs in your browser — images are processed locally for privacy.
Use it to create exact color palettes, match branding, build CSS variables from images, or sample colors for UI elements. Optimized workflows reduce friction between design and development and improve visual consistency across projects.
An Image Color Picker is a tool that lets you click on any pixel in an image to get its exact color code in formats like HEX, RGB, or HSL. It’s widely used by designers and developers for precise color matching.
Just upload an image, and click anywhere on it. The tool will instantly display the color value of the selected pixel, along with a visual preview and code formats you can copy.
This tool supports most common image formats, including:
.jpg
/ .jpeg
.png
.webp
.gif
(first frame only)
Large files may be auto-resized for better performance.
No. The tool works entirely in your browser (client-side), so your image is never uploaded, stored, or shared, ensuring full privacy.
The tool displays selected colors in:
HEX (e.g., #3498db
)
RGB (e.g., rgb(52, 152, 219)
)
HSL (optional in some tools)
You can copy the color code with one click for use in your projects.