Color Picker from Image

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Click anywhere on an image to extract the exact color. Get HEX, RGB, and HSL values plus a palette of dominant colors.

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Color Picker from Image

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PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF up to ~20 MB

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About This Tool

What This Tool Does

Drop an image and click anywhere to read the exact pixel color. The tool also shows you a palette of the most dominant colors in the image, derived from a clustering algorithm. Useful for designers building color schemes from photos, brand identities, or mood boards.

Color Formats Provided

  • HEX – for CSS, design software (e.g. #ff5a3c)
  • RGB – for opacity-aware CSS, Canvas (e.g. rgb(255, 90, 60))
  • HSL – for hue/saturation tweaks (e.g. hsl(8, 100%, 62%))

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my picked color look slightly different from what I see?
The image may have been compressed (especially JPG), which can shift colors slightly. Also some monitors display colors differently due to color profiles. The HEX value is the actual pixel value in the file.
How is the dominant palette computed?
Pixels are sampled across the image and grouped into color buckets (16-bit quantization). The 8 most populated buckets become the palette, with the bucket average color as the swatch.
Can I extract a single dominant color?
Yes - the first swatch in the palette is the most dominant color in the image. Click it to load it as your active color and copy the HEX.