Image Color Picker
Pick any color from an uploaded image and get its HEX, RGB and HSL codes, plus a palette of dominant colors.
About the Image Color Picker
Pick any color from an image and instantly get its HEX, RGB and HSL codes. Upload a photo, logo or screenshot, click anywhere on it, and the exact pixel color appears with one-click copy buttons for every format. The image is analysed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, so brand assets and unreleased designs stay private.
As soon as your image loads, the tool also extracts a palette of the six most dominant colors automatically. That is a fast way to pull a color scheme from a photograph, match your website to a client's logo, or recreate the mood of an image in a design. Click any palette swatch to see its full color codes.
Designers use HEX for CSS and design tools, developers use RGB for canvas and programmatic styling, and HSL makes it easy to create lighter or darker variations of the same hue. This picker gives you all three from a single click, with no software to install and no account needed.
How to Use the Image Color Picker
- 1Upload an image — a logo, photo or screenshot works equally well.
- 2Review the six dominant colors extracted automatically, or click anywhere on the image to pick an exact pixel.
- 3Read the HEX, RGB and HSL values for the selected color.
- 4Click Copy next to the format you need and paste it into your CSS or design tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the HEX color code from an image?
Upload the image and click on the exact spot whose color you want. The tool reads that pixel and shows its HEX code (like #3a7bd5) along with RGB and HSL equivalents, each with a copy button. For an overview, the palette of six dominant colors appears automatically the moment the image loads.
How do I get the exact color of a logo?
Upload the logo file — PNG with a clean background works best — and click directly on the colored area. Zooming your browser (Ctrl and +) before clicking helps you hit the right pixel on small logos. Avoid clicking near edges, where anti-aliasing blends the logo color with the background and shifts the value.
What is the difference between HEX, RGB and HSL?
They describe the same color in different notations. HEX (#ff6600) is compact and standard in CSS and design tools. RGB (rgb(255, 102, 0)) lists red, green and blue intensity from 0–255. HSL (hsl(24, 100%, 50%)) expresses hue, saturation and lightness, which makes it easiest for humans to tweak — for example, lowering lightness gives a darker shade of the same hue.
How does the dominant color palette work?
The tool samples thousands of pixels across your image on a grid, groups similar colors into buckets, and returns the six largest groups as the dominant palette. Each swatch is the average of its group, so it represents the true tone rather than one stray pixel. Click any swatch to get its HEX, RGB and HSL codes.
Is my image uploaded when I pick colors from it?
No. The image is drawn onto a canvas inside your browser and every color is read locally from that canvas. Nothing is transmitted or stored on any server, so it is safe to use with confidential brand assets, unreleased product shots and personal photos.