Image Color Picker
Extract exact HEX, RGB, and HSL color values from any image instantly. The perfect workflow companion for UI designers and developers.
Image Color Picker
Upload an image to start
Picked Color
Click on the image to pick a color.
Code Extraction Made Simple
Find the perfect palette to match an inspiration photo, or ensure brand consistency entirely within your browser window.
Pixel-Perfect Targeting
Upload an image via drag-and-drop or simply paste from your clipboard, then click anywhere to grab the exact pixel color data.
Multi-Format Outputs
Copy the value in whichever format you need: HEX for CSS, RGB for canvas and image work, or HSL when you want to lighten or darken it by adjusting a single number.
No Photoshop Needed
Skip launching heavy desktop software just to figure out a button's accent color. Open this tool on desktop or mobile and get your palette in seconds.
Designed For Creators
Frontend Developers
Pull RGB color models from designer-provided moodboards or reference JPEGs directly into your CSS variables and Tailwind config files.
UI / UX Design Workflows
Extract exact base colors from nature photography or product images to seamlessly construct beautiful, harmonious HSL palettes for new applications.
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rgb(107, 33, 168)
hsl(273, 67%, 39%)
Frequently Asked Questions
What formats do you support parsing colors to?
You get all three formats at once: HEX for CSS, RGB for canvas and image work, and HSL when you want to derive a lighter or darker version by adjusting one number.
Is my uploaded image secure?
Yes! Your images are parsed securely using local HTML5 canvas processing directly within your own browser instance. The data never travels over the network, guaranteeing total privacy for sensitive mockups and pre-release client assets.
When should I use HSL instead of HEX?
HSL is easier to reason about when adjusting a color: raise lightness for a lighter shade, lower saturation for a more muted tone — changes map to how humans describe color. HEX/RGB are better for copy-pasting exact values into code.
Why does the picked color look different in my design tool?
Color profiles. Browsers typically read pixel values as sRGB, while photos may carry a different embedded profile (like Display P3), shifting the numbers slightly. For exact brand colors, sample from an sRGB-exported image.
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About This Tool
Pulling an exact colour out of an image is a common need with an annoying number of steps in most software. This reads the pixel you click and reports it as HEX, RGB, and HSL together, because which one you need depends entirely on where it is going — HEX for CSS, RGB for canvas work, HSL when you want to derive a lighter or darker variant.
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