Open an image
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB, 20 million pixels and 16,384 pixels per edge.
FREE IMAGE COLOR PICKER
Free Image Color Picker
Click a color in your image to get its HEX and RGB codes. Fine-tune with coordinates or arrow keys and explore a representative palette.
Images are processed in your browser and are not sent to a server.
- 1Choose image
- 2Pick colors
- 3Copy codes
Choose an image to pick colors
Open one JPG, PNG or WebP image to sample colors and a representative palette.
JPG · PNG · WebP · ≤ 20 MB · ≤ 20 MP · ≤ 16,384 px
Pick a color in the image
Click to read the color of an original-image pixel.
Focus the image and move one pixel with arrow keys. Home selects the top-left; End selects the bottom-right.
Selected point
Processed on your deviceThe top-left is (0, 0). Coordinates and sliders use original-image pixels.
Selected color
Opacity
This point is fully transparent. HEX and RGB alone cannot describe transparency; check RGBA as well.
Representative color palette
Up to eight top colors from a reduced sample, excluding transparent pixels. Percentages refer to that sample and may total less than 100%. Click a color to copy HEX.
The sample has no pixels with alpha of 128 or more. Click a point in the image to inspect its opacity.
FREE IMAGE COLOR PICKER
How to pick colors from an image
Free, with no account or installation. Your original file is not changed.Select a point
Click the image or use the X/Y sliders and coordinates. Focus the image and use arrow keys to move one original-image pixel at a time.
Copy color codes
Copy HEX, RGB or RGBA, or click a representative palette color. Check opacity when sampling transparent areas.
IMAGE COLOR PICKER FAQ
Image color picker questions
1Is this image color picker free?
Yes. No account or usage-count limit is required. Files are not uploaded; size limits protect browser memory.
2Does a smaller preview change the sampled color?
The preview is scaled for the screen, but a selected point is read from one pixel of the browser-decoded original image. Display settings, color profiles and browser color conversion can cause differences from other applications.
3What do palette percentages mean?
A sample of up to 256×256 pixels is grouped by similar RGB values, excluding alpha below 128. Up to eight most frequent colors are shown. Percentages describe that visible sample, not exact original-image coverage or print colors. They may total less than 100% because other colors are omitted.
4Are transparency and CMYK supported?
Point opacity is shown separately and in RGBA. RGB from a fully transparent pixel is not a meaningful visible color, and transparent pixels are excluded from the palette. This is a browser RGB tool, not a CMYK print-analysis or color-profile guarantee.