What is Image color picker?
Image color picker reads the exact colour of any pixel in a photo, logo or screenshot. Move over the picture to preview a colour, click to keep it, then copy the HEX or RGB code with one click. The HSL value is shown alongside. Every colour you click is saved in a row of recent colours, so you can collect a small palette from one image and switch between them. Designers matching a brand colour, developers copying a shade from a mock-up into CSS, and students picking colours for a project all use it the same way. The image is decoded by your browser and never uploaded.
When to use it
- Match a colour from a logo or a photo.
- Grab a HEX value from a screenshot.
- Compare a few colours from the same image.
- Check the exact RGB of a flat area of colour.
Tips for the best result
- Click a flat area rather than an edge, where neighbouring colours mix.
- Zoom the page if you need a very small detail.
- Recent colours stay listed until you start over.
Limits and privacy
The value is the pixel as the browser decoded it, after colour management. A compressed JPG may not match the original file’s colour exactly. Processing happens entirely in your browser, so your data never leaves your device and there is nothing to sign up for. Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Related tasks
Many people who use Image color picker also need Image to Base64 or Image converter, and Crop image is one click away. Every MondayKit tool works the same way – open the page, add your input, get the result – with no account, no watermark and no upload.