Free Color Picker Tool Extract colors from any image instantly

The color picker allows you to extract colors from any image in two ways: using the modern EyeDropper API in supported browsers, or falling back to a canvas-based solution. Simply upload an image or paste a URL, then click the "Pick Color" button to start selecting colors.

Yes! To pick colors from anywhere on your screen, simply take a screenshot (usually using PrtScn key or your system's screenshot tool), then upload the screenshot image to use the color picker on it.

No, your images are processed entirely in your browser and are not uploaded to any server. We use HTML5 Canvas to handle the color picking functionality locally.

Currently, colors are returned in hexadecimal format (e.g. #FF0000). The colors are automatically copied to your clipboard when selected.

The last 10 colors you've picked are automatically saved in your browser's local storage. These persist between sessions but can be cleared at any time.

In addition to the color picker, we automatically extract a dominant color and generate a color palette from your image. The dominant color is highlighted with a ring, and the palette shows 8 prominent colors from your image. You can click any color to copy it to your clipboard.

The color picker works in all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It does not work in Internet Explorer.

No, there is no limit to the number of colors you can pick. You can pick as many colors as you want.

Yes, you can pick colors from images on the web. Simply paste the URL of the image into the input field and click the "Load" button.

Yes, you can convert colors to HEX, RGB, or HSL. Simply paste the color into the input field and click the "Convert" button.

I needed a simple tool to pick colors from images and convert them to HEX, RGB, or HSL. I couldn't find a tool that met my needs, so I created this one.