Screen eyedropper support
Chrome, Edge and Opera on desktop can pick from anywhere on the screen. In Safari and Firefox, open a screenshot or an image instead.
FOR WEB DEVELOPERS
Code stays on your device
Color Picker
Pick a color from your screen or from an image, then copy its HEX, RGB, HSL and OKLCH values. Free, in your browser.
1 Pick a color
This browser has no screen eyedropper. Open an image below to pick a color from it.
Pick from an image
Drop your image here
or choose it from your device
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF · Up to 25 MBClick anywhere on the image to pick that pixel.
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
THREE SMALL STEPS
How to pick a color from an image or your screen
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01
Choose a source
Use the color wheel, the screen eyedropper where your browser supports it, or open a JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF image.
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02
Pick the exact pixel
Click a point on the image. The color is read from the full-resolution image, not from the smaller preview.
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Copy the values
Copy the color in the format you need. Your last eight picks stay in the list while the page is open.
Good to know
Images stay private
The image is opened in your browser for picking and is never uploaded.
Pick brand colors from the source
Colors on screen pass through display color management. For exact brand colors, pick from the original image file.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the HEX color of a pixel in an image?
Upload the image and select the pixel you want to inspect. Copy its HEX value or another displayed color representation. Picking from an uploaded image works independently of whether your browser supports the screen eyedropper.
How do I get a color from a website?
In Chrome or Edge, select “Pick a color from the screen” and click the color. In other browsers, take a screenshot and open it here.
Why does the eyedropper button not appear?
Your browser does not support picking from the screen. Opening an image works in every modern browser.
Can I pick transparent pixels?
Yes. For a partly transparent pixel in a PNG, WebP or GIF, the HEX value includes the transparency as two extra digits.