Color Picker from Image
Upload an image to pick colors and generate a palette.
About Image Color Picker
Upload an image and click anywhere on it to read the exact colour of that pixel, returned as a HEX and RGB value you can copy straight into a stylesheet or design file.
How the reading works
The image is drawn to a canvas in your browser and the pixel under your cursor is read directly from it. That means the value is the true stored colour, not an approximation — but it also means it is the colour of one single pixel, which on a photograph can differ noticeably from the colour you think you are pointing at.
Why doesn't the picked colour match the original design?
Two common reasons. If the image is a JPG, compression has already shifted pixel values slightly — especially near edges. And if the screenshot was taken on a wide-gamut display or with a colour filter active, the captured values are not the source values. Sample from the original asset whenever you have it.
Can I pick colours from anywhere on screen?
Not from a web page — the browser deliberately restricts a page to reading only images you have loaded into it. To sample from another application, use your operating system's built-in picker: Digital Colour Meter on macOS, or the eyedropper in Windows Power Toys.