Image
Click to choose a file, or drag and drop
Output
Add an image, then click anywhere on it to sample a color.
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About Color Picker
The Color Picker lets you click any point on an image to read its exact color. Designers and developers use it to match brand colors from a logo, pull a palette from a photo, or find the precise shade used in a screenshot.
How to use it
- Add an image using the file picker or by dragging it in.
- Click anywhere on the image to sample the color at that point.
- Read the color as a hex code and as an RGB value.
- Use Copy hex to copy the code for use in CSS or a design tool.
Good to know
- Photos contain subtle variations between neighboring pixels, so try a few spots to find the most representative shade.
- For logos and flat graphics, sample away from edges, where anti-aliasing blends the color with its surroundings.
- Your image is processed by your browser on your own device. It is never uploaded to a server.
Common questions
What is the difference between hex and RGB?
Both describe the same color. Hex is a compact six-character code like #1A73E8, and RGB lists the red, green and blue values from 0 to 255. CSS accepts either.
Why is the sampled color slightly different from what I expected?
Image compression and color profiles can shift colors slightly. For brand work, confirm against the official brand guidelines where possible.