Free Color Picker — Pick Colors from Any Image
Love a color in a photo, a logo, or a screenshot and need its exact code? Upload any image, hover to preview colors live, and click to lock one in — you get the HEX, RGB, and HSL codes instantly with one-tap copy buttons, plus a palette history of everything you’ve picked. Works with the system EyeDropper on supported browsers. Your image never leaves your device.
Color Picker from Image
Click any pixel — get HEX, RGB & HSL codes instantly, with palette history.
1 Upload an image
2 Hover & click to pick
3 Your color
4 Palette history
🎨 Picked colors 0 — click any swatch to copy its HEX
How it works
Step 1 — drop any image (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF) onto the upload zone. Step 2 — move your cursor over the image: a magnifier follows showing the live HEX under the pointer. Click (or tap) to lock that color in — its HEX, RGB, and HSL codes appear with copy buttons, and the swatch joins your palette history. On Chrome and Edge you can also use the EyeDropper button to sample colors from anywhere on your screen.
Everyday uses
- Designers — grab exact brand colors from a client’s logo or screenshot in seconds.
- Bloggers & developers — match your site’s palette to a hero image or featured graphic.
- DIY & home decor — sample paint, fabric, or furniture colors from photos for matching accents.
- Students — pull precise colors from reference images for art and design projects.
- Marketers — build a consistent palette from campaign imagery for thumbnails and ads.
Pro tip: click several related areas of an image (light, mid, shadow) to build a natural 3–5 color palette instantly.
FAQ
Is this color picker really free? Yes — 100% free forever, unlimited images and picks, no sign-up, no credit card.
Is my image uploaded anywhere? No. Your image is drawn to a canvas in your own browser and never sent to any server — completely private.
What is the EyeDropper button? It’s a built-in browser feature (Chrome/Edge) that lets you sample a color from anywhere on your screen, even outside the page. If your browser doesn’t support it, the button hides itself and image upload works instead.
Why do the codes sometimes differ from what I see? Images are compressed (especially JPEGs), so neighboring pixels vary slightly. Zoom into the area you care about in the magnifier and click the exact pixel you want for the most accurate read.