Image Color Picker

Upload any image and click anywhere on it to sample the exact colour at that pixel. The tool displays the colour value in Hex, RGB, and HSL formats, all ready to copy with one click. Move your cursor across the image to see a magnified preview of the area under the pointer.

The eyedropper reads the precise colour data from the pixel you click. Unlike visual guessing, this gives you the exact colour value that designers and developers use in CSS, design tools, and brand guidelines. Every click updates the colour display instantly.

Hex codes like #2563EB are the most common format for web design and CSS. They encode red, green, and blue channels as two-digit hexadecimal values. RGB values like rgb(37, 99, 235) express the same information as decimal numbers from 0 to 255 for each channel. HSL values like hsl(217, 83%, 53%) describe colour as hue (position on the colour wheel), saturation (intensity), and lightness.

For web development, use Hex or RGB. For design work where you need to adjust colour relationships, HSL is more intuitive because you can shift the hue, adjust saturation, or change lightness independently. All three formats describe the same colour, just in different ways.

Designers use it to match brand colours from logos, screenshots, or reference images. Web developers sample colours from design mockups to use in CSS. Artists use it to analyse colour palettes in paintings, photographs, or nature images for reference. Social media managers sample colours from brand assets to maintain visual consistency.

It is also useful for identifying exact paint colours from product images, matching fabric colours for crafts or interior design, and extracting colours from inspiration images to build mood boards.