Online Image Color Picker - Extract Colors from Photos

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Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

Need to find the exact color shade from a logo, photo, or screenshot? Our online eyedropper (Image Color Picker) is a professional tool for designers, developers, and creatives, allowing you to extract any color and get its code in seconds.

Forget about installing browser add-ons or opening Photoshop just for one color. Here, you upload an image and immediately get HEX, RGB, HSL, and other code formats ready for copying.

Why is this color picker better than others?

Most online tools offer only a rough mouse selection. Our Color Picker goes in-depth, offering features for pixel-perfect accuracy.

1. Surgical Precision with Zoom (up to 32x) 🔍

Hitting that one correct pixel on the monitor can be a challenge. Our tool offers a magnifying glass with up to 3200% magnification.

  • Use the + and - buttons to zoom in on details.
  • Turn on the Grid function to see individual pixel boundaries. You’ll never click wrong again.

2. Automatic Detection of Dominant Colors 🎨

Don’t know which palette to choose? Our algorithm automatically analyzes the uploaded image and extracts a palette of dominant colors from it.

  • Ideal for web designers looking for complementary colors to the main motif of a photo.
  • Immediately see the codes of the most frequently represented shades without the need for clicking.

3. Support for All Modern Color Models

The world isn’t just about RGB. Our tool will display a complete set of codes for each selected color:

  • HEX: For HTML and CSS (e.g., #202020).
  • RGB: For digital graphics.
  • HSL / HSV / LCH: For advanced hue and saturation tuning.
  • One-click copy: Just click the icon next to the code and it’s in your clipboard.

Who can benefit from extracting colors from photos and for what purpose?

Identifying colors from images (Image Color Picking) has a wide range of uses:

  • Web Developers and Coders: Received a logo in JPG from a client and need to set the same background color for a website? Simply upload the logo and find out the exact HEX code.
  • Graphic Designers: Do you like the color scheme in a nature photo? Extract the dominant colors and create a harmonious palette for your next project.
  • E-shops and Marketing: Need to match the color of a “Buy” button with a product photo? Use the eyedropper to find a shade that perfectly matches the product.
  • Painters and Decorators: Have a photo of an interior and want to mix paint for a wall? Find its digital value and use it as a reference for color mixing.

History of Selected Eyedropper Colors

When working, you often try multiple spots on an image. Our tool remembers the history of your clicks.

  • No need to write down codes on a separate piece of paper.
  • In the “Selected color history” section, you’ll find all the shades you’ve clicked on, and you can return to them anytime.
  • You can clear the history with a single button and start anew.

Guide: How to find a color code from an image?

  1. Upload image: Drag the file (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF) into the designated area or click “Browse files”.
  2. Find the color:
    • Click anywhere in the image preview.
    • For precise selection, use Zoom and check Grid.
  3. Copy the code: The current color will immediately appear in the panel below the image. Click the copy icon to save the format you need (e.g., HEX or RGB).
  4. Get inspired: Check the Dominant Colors section to find an automatically generated palette from your image.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are my images safe? Where are they stored? Yes, maximum security is guaranteed. The entire color analysis process takes place locally in your browser (Client-side). Images are never sent to any server, so no one else will see them.
What is a HEX code and what is it used for? A HEX code is a six-character hexadecimal representation of a color starting with a hash (e.g., #FF5733), most commonly used in web design (HTML and CSS). Our tool automatically generates it for each pixel.
Does the eyedropper work on mobile? Yes, the tool is fully responsive. On a touch screen, you can scroll the image with your finger and select colors. For more precise selection on a small display, we recommend using the zoom function.
What do LCH and HSV mean? These are alternative color display models. HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) is popular among graphic designers for intuitive brightness adjustment. **LCH** is a modern model that better corresponds to how the human eye perceives colors and is becoming increasingly important in modern CSS.