Color Picker from Image & Screen
Upload an image, paste an image from your clipboard, or pick a color from anywhere visible on your screen. Get HEX, RGB and HSL values and collect multiple picked colors into a reusable palette.
Pick a Color
Upload an image, paste an image with Ctrl+V, or use the screen eyedropper.
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Image Picker
Upload or paste an image to start picking colors.
Upload a picture or paste a screenshot. Your image is processed locally in the browser.
Selected Color
Picked Color Palette
0/10 colors collected.
Upload or Paste an Image
Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF, or copy an image or screenshot and paste it directly into the tool with Ctrl+V.
Pick from Your Screen
In supported desktop browsers, use the eyedropper to select a visible color from Word, PowerPoint, a PDF, another webpage or another application.
Build a Mini Palette
Keep up to 10 picked colors, copy individual HEX, RGB or HSL values, or copy the entire palette for reuse.
How to Use the Color Picker
- Upload an image, paste an image with Ctrl+V, or select Pick Color from Screen.
- For an uploaded or pasted image, click the exact point whose color you want.
- Review the HEX, RGB and HSL values for the selected color.
- Add more colors to create a small palette of up to 10 colors.
- Copy one value or copy the complete palette for your project.
Common Uses & Real-Life Examples
Match a PowerPoint color
Use the screen eyedropper to sample a visible color from a slide without needing the original design file.
Extract colors from a logo
Upload a logo and click its main colors to build a small brand palette for a website or report.
Recreate a dashboard theme
Pick colors from a dashboard screenshot and reuse them in a chart, presentation or reporting template.
Sample a map or infographic
Click colors in an uploaded map or infographic to identify exact HEX values for legends, classes or visual consistency.
Privacy & Browser Support
Uploaded and pasted images are processed in your browser. The screen eyedropper is activated only when you select the button and then deliberately choose a visible pixel. Screen picking depends on browser support and works best in current Chromium desktop browsers such as Chrome and Edge.