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How it works
Takes the color of any pixel in an image and shows it in HEX, RGB and HSL so you can copy it and use it in your designs or code. It works like an eyedropper on the photo or graphic you upload.
Besides the individual color, it extracts the image's dominant color palette, useful to draw inspiration from a photograph, replicate a brand identity or build coherent color combinations.
The analysis is done in your browser: the image is not uploaded to any server. You can zoom in to take the color of a point precisely.
Use cases
- Get the exact HEX code of a color within an image.
- Extract the dominant palette of a photo to inspire a design.
- Identify brand colors from a logo or screenshot.
- Get a color in RGB or HSL to paste it into CSS or another tool.
Frequently asked questions
In which formats does it give me the color?
Each color taken is shown in HEX (for example #3366ff), RGB and HSL, ready to copy and paste into CSS, design editors or any other tool.
How is the dominant palette calculated?
The tool analyzes the image's pixels and groups the most representative colors to propose a palette with the most frequent tones. It is an approximation meant to inspire, not an exact measurement.
Can I take the color of a very small point?
Yes. You can zoom in on the image to get closer and select the exact pixel you want to take the color from.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. Color sampling and palette extraction happen entirely in your browser; the image never leaves your device.