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Image Color Picker

Pick exact HEX and RGB values from pixels in a local image.

Exact pixel sampling

Image Color Picker

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Images and pixels remain in browser memory and are never uploaded to any server.

Click or tap a pixel to sample its displayed RGB color.

The practical guide

Sample a precise image pixel and copy its color values.

The picker reads the rendered image pixel beneath your pointer and reports reusable HEX and RGB values without sending the image away.

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Pixel-level sampling

Click or tap the image to place a visible marker and read the exact rendered pixel at that position.

02

HEX and RGB output

Copy the hexadecimal color for CSS and design tools or use the red, green, and blue channel values directly.

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Display and source limitations

Compression, color profiles, transparency compositing, and browser decoding can affect the rendered pixel compared with a source editor.

Privacy by architecture

Your files and tool inputs stay in your browser.

The selected files, inputs, settings, and outputs are processed in this page and are not uploaded to any server.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between HEX and RGB?

They describe the same red, green, and blue color channels using different notation.

Can I sample more than one color?

You can move the selection and copy each reported value; use Color Palette Generator for several dominant swatches at once.

Does the tool upload the image?

No. Pixel sampling happens on a local canvas in this browser.

Why does a sampled edge vary?

Anti-aliasing and compression blend neighboring colors, so adjacent edge pixels can differ.