Image Color Picker

The selected color is available in the most common formats — HEX, RGB, and HSL.

HEX is the most common in web design, RGB is intuitive for on-screen colors, and HSL is handy when adjusting a color's lightness and saturation.

Yes, you can. Upload a screenshot of a website, app screen, design mockup, or document, then click any spot to read its color. It's handy for checking things like a webpage's button color, banner background, logo color, or icon color. Keep in mind that if the screenshot is compressed or was captured at a zoomed-in or zoomed-out scale, the color may differ slightly from the original.

Yes, it works in mobile browsers too. Upload a photo or screenshot saved on your phone, then tap the screen to pick a color. On mobile it can be hard to tap the exact spot with a finger, so if you need more precise selection, zoom into the image or use it on a desktop.

Colors are read from the actual pixels in the image, so you get the color value at the exact spot you click. That said, if the image is compressed or has shadows, gradients, transparency, or anti-aliasing, the pixel may appear blended with nearby colors. For the most accurate result, click a solid-color area or use a high-quality image close to the original.

Color extraction runs in your browser, so you can read color values without your images being stored on a server. That makes it relatively safe even when you use screenshots that contain personal information.