Image Color Picker & Palette
Pick colors from any image and extract dominant color palettes online free.
- 100% free
- Private in browser
- No signup
- No watermarks
Upload Image or
Select filesTap to choose a fileClick or drop custom image
Selected Color
#2563EB
HEX
#2563EB
RGB
rgb(37, 99, 235)
HSL
hsl(221, 83%, 53%)
Image Canvas
Hover or tap on the image to inspect and pick pixel colors
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About Image Color Picker & Palette
Image Color Picker on TheToolss makes it effortless to sample colors from photos, logos, UI designs, and screenshots. Hover over any pixel with the real-time zoom magnifier to inspect HEX, RGB, and HSL values. The tool also extracts a dominant 6-color palette automatically from your uploaded image. Everything runs privately inside your browser.
How to use Image Color Picker & Palette
- Upload your image or pick a sample photo.
- Hover or click anywhere on the image to inspect pixel colors in the zoom loupe.
- Click on the HEX, RGB, or HSL color chips to copy the code to your clipboard.
Key features
- Pixel-precise image eyedropper with live magnification loupe
- Instant color code outputs in HEX, RGB, and HSL formats
- Automatic dominant palette extraction (6 primary theme colors)
- Interactive click-to-copy buttons for all sampled values
- 100% private in-browser canvas processing without server storage
Frequently asked questions
- How do I pick a color from an image?
- Upload your image, move your mouse or finger across the photo, and click to lock in the selected pixel color.
- What color formats are provided?
- The tool displays the color in HEX (#1E40AF), RGB (rgb(30, 64, 175)), and HSL (hsl(226, 71%, 40%)).
- How is the dominant palette generated?
- The tool samples color clusters across the canvas and extracts the 6 most prominent, high-contrast colors.
- Can I upload large high-resolution images?
- Yes. Canvas scaling handles large multi-megapixel photos smoothly in real time.
- Is my uploaded photo kept private?
- Yes. All image loading and pixel extraction happen directly inside your web browser. No image data is ever uploaded.
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