Pick a color from an image
Click anywhere on a photo to get its color code, and see the image's palette.
Your image stays on your device. Colors are read in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Sample photo by Benjamin Chambon on Unsplash. Click anywhere on it, or use your own image.
Selected color
#e26c34rgb(226, 108, 52)hsl(19, 75%, 55%)Text on this color
Palette
Click a color to copy it.How to pick a color from an image
- Click Use your image and choose a photo, or drop one on the sample photo. You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V.
- Click the spot whose color you want. With a mouse, a magnifier shows the exact pixel before you click.
- Copy the HEX, RGB or HSL code with the button next to it.
The palette
Under the photo you get its main colors, from 5 to 10. Click a color to copy it. Use the pencil to swap a color for one you pick from the image or to remove it, and + to add the selected color. Download saves the palette as a PNG, and Save palette keeps it in this browser for next time.
Will text be readable on this color?
Next to the selected color you see black and white text on it, with the contrast ratio and whether it meets the WCAG reading guidelines (AA needs 4.5:1 for normal text). Useful for picking button and background colors that stay readable.