Free tool · Images
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or saved on our servers. (Colour, if you spell it that way: same tool.)
Click or tap the image to pick a color.
No color picked yet
---Set both colors to see the WCAG contrast ratio.
Add an image, then click the spot you want. The code appears in HEX, RGB and HSL with a copy button. For a quick palette, use "Dominant colors". The image stays on your device; it is drawn onto a canvas in the page and never uploaded.
No. It is decoded and read in your browser only.
Screens and colour profiles differ, and JPEG compression nudges colours. We read the pixel values the browser gives us, normally in sRGB.
They are three ways of writing the same colour; HEX is common in web design, RGB in code, HSL for adjusting lightness.
In Chrome and Edge, yes, with the eyedropper button. Other browsers only pick from the image.
We shrink the image and group similar pixels; it is an approximation.
Yes. Photos above 25 megapixels are scaled down so your browser can open them, and the page tells you when that happens; otherwise picks use the full-resolution pixel.
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