Image Color Picker
Upload a PNG / JPG / WebP image and click “Start picking”.
Click or press on the image to sample pixels.
Click anywhere on the image to pick a color.
No colors yet. Pick from the image to build a history.
- Upload a PNG / JPG / WebP image and click “Start picking”.
- Click or press on the image to sample pixels.
- Turn on the magnifier for pixel-perfect picks.
- With auto pick mode enabled, just hover to update the current color.
- The sidebar shows HEX / RGB / HSL / CMYK formats with one-click copy.
What is Color Picker
Upload any image and click to sample colors with the eyedropper — get HEX and RGB values, an automatic color name guess, and a WCAG contrast readout. Picks are kept in a history list so you can compare swatches; everything runs locally in the browser.
How to use Color Picker
- Upload an image (or use the default palette panel)
- Click anywhere on the image to pick a color
- Copy the HEX/RGB value, check contrast, or revisit earlier picks in History
Frequently asked questions
Which color formats does it show?
Each picked color is shown as HEX and RGB. The Settings panel lets you choose a default copy format and toggle the contrast checker.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No — sampling happens on a canvas in your browser, so the image never leaves your device. Pick history and settings persist in localStorage.
How does it guess the color name?
The sampled RGB value is matched to the nearest entry in a built-in color-name table — useful for writing specs, though the name is approximate rather than an official standard.
Is Color Picker free?
Color Picker is completely free — open the page and use every feature with no hidden charges.
Do I need to download or install Color Picker?
No download or installation is needed. It is an online tool that runs in the browser on your phone, tablet and computer.
Do I need an account to use Color Picker?
No. Use the tool right away — no account or sign-in required.
Does Color Picker work on mobile?
Yes. The page is fully responsive and works on phones, tablets and desktop browsers.