Hover to explore
Preview nearby pixels before pinning the exact sample you want.
Free Tool
Image Colour Picker
Upload an image and hover to sample colours. Click any pixel to pin it — get hex, RGB, and HSL values instantly.
Watch the workflow
Hover to sample colors from any image — click to pin hex, RGB, and HSL values
Drop an image here
or click to browse — JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF
How this works
Your image is loaded directly into a browser canvas. Hovering reads the RGBA values of individual pixels using the Canvas 2D API. Clicking pins the colour to your palette, where you can copy hex, RGB, or HSL values to clipboard with one click. Nothing leaves your device.
How it works
- Drop any image file — PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF
- Click anywhere on the image to sample the colour at that exact pixel
- Copy the HEX, RGB, or HSL value to use in your design tool
Frequently asked questions
How precise is the colour sampling?
Samples the exact pixel under your cursor — no averaging. For smooth gradients, move your cursor slowly to find the transition point.
Can I sample colours from a transparent PNG?
Yes. Clicking on a transparent pixel shows the RGB values of the colour channel with the alpha value. Fully transparent pixels report 0,0,0 with alpha 0.
Is there a way to compare multiple sampled colours?
The tool stores your last 10 sampled colours in the session history panel so you can compare swatches side by side.
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Know before you process: Colour-managed applications may display wide-gamut sources differently after browser conversion to the working colour space.
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