Image Color Picker
Upload an image and pull the exact color out of any pixel.
Three steps
How to use it
-
1
Add an image
Drag a file onto the drop zone, click to browse, or paste from the clipboard with Ctrl/Cmd+V. PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and SVG all work.
-
2
Click the pixel you want
The magnifier follows your cursor and shows a pixel grid. Click to lock the reading; the full code set appears beside it.
-
3
Or take the whole palette
Extract palette samples the image and returns its dominant colors, each one copy-ready.
About this tool
Picking a color out of an image is the one task on this site that a text answer genuinely cannot do. The pixel data has to be read, and it has to be read in the browser to avoid uploading someone's private screenshot to a server.
One caveat worth knowing: JPEG compression alters color. It works by throwing away color detail the eye is bad at noticing, so a flat brand color sampled from a JPEG can come back a few points off. If you are trying to recover an exact brand hex, sample from a PNG or SVG if one exists. Or check whether the brand is already on this site with its published value.