COLOR PICKER

Image Color Picker

Choose a color directly or upload an image and click any point to get its exact color code.

01

Choose a color

Open the color field and choose any color.

02

Pick a color from an image

Upload an image, then click the point whose color you want.

IMAGE COLOR GUIDE

Free tool for extracting color codes from photos

The image color picker finds colors in photos, logos, screenshots, and design mockups and converts them to HEX, RGB, and HSL. Use the eyedropper directly in your browser or choose from an automatically generated dominant palette.

How to extract color codes from an image

  1. Choose a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF image.
  2. Click the point in the preview whose color you want to identify.
  3. Click a displayed HEX, RGB, or HSL value or a dominant-color card to copy it.
  4. Send the selected color to the palette generator to find matching colors.

Useful for

  • Find brand colors in a photo or logo
  • Identify HEX codes for website CSS
  • Extract dominant colors from thumbnails and banners
  • Match colors in presentations, documents, and mockups

Differences between HEX, RGB, and HSL

HEX

#2563EB is compact and widely used in web design and CSS.

RGB

Represents red, green, and blue intensity numerically, directly describing screen color.

HSL

Uses hue, saturation, and lightness, making it easy to adjust related colors lighter or darker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my uploaded image stored on a server?

No. Image analysis happens entirely in your browser, and the selected file is never sent to or stored on Congdy Coding's servers.

Can I extract color codes from a photo on mobile?

Yes. Choose a photo on your phone and tap any point to view its HEX, RGB, and HSL values.

What is the difference between a dominant color and a picked color?

A picked color is the pixel at the exact point you clicked. Dominant colors are a palette of frequently occurring colors sampled across the image.

Can the tool extract colors from a GIF?

You can load a GIF, but colors are extracted from its first displayed frame rather than the full animation.

This tool and guide are reviewed directly by Congdy Coding, operated by a developer with eight years of experience. Last updated: September 30, 2026

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