Image color picker
Open a photo and click a pixel. The page shows the exact HEX, RGB and HSL of that pixel, plus the main colours and the share of the picture each one covers.
- Exact HEX and RGB
- Free, no sign-up
HEIC photos open in Safari. Click a pixel for its exact HEX and RGB.
Click a pixel
Main colours
Add a photo, then click a pixel.
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How to use it
- Add a photo. HEIC photos open in Safari.
- Click a pixel, or click one of the main colours.
- Copy the HEX or the RGB.
One pixel, and the main colours
The pixel you click is read from the opened picture, so the HEX and RGB match that pixel. A loupe magnifies the spot. The main colours come from the whole photo: the page groups similar pixels and lists the strongest colours with the share of the picture they cover.
A photo whose long side is over 4096 pixels is opened at 4096, and the page says so. On that copy the HEX is still the exact colour of the pixel you click. HEIC photos open in Safari. JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF open in current browsers.
Private by design
Privacy
The picture stays in this browser tab. Saving writes a file to your downloads, and closing the tab clears the picture.
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Questions
Is the HEX the colour of that pixel?
Yes. The HEX, RGB and HSL are read from the pixel you click.
What are the main colours?
The strongest colours in the photo, each with the share of the picture it covers. Click one to copy its HEX and RGB.
Which files open?
JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF open in current browsers. HEIC photos open in Safari.
Where does the photo go?
It stays in this browser tab. Closing the tab clears it. Copy puts the colour on your clipboard.