Drop, paste or upload a photo, then click any pixel to read its exact color - plus an automatic palette of the image's dominant colors.
Everything runs in your browser - your image is never uploaded to a server
Drag a file in, paste a screenshot with Ctrl/Cmd+V, or browse - whichever's fastest.
Every pick appears as HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, CMYK and HSV, side by side.
Hover to zoom into the exact pixel before you click, so you never sample the wrong spot.
The moment your image loads, its most common colors are extracted into a ready-made palette.
Click any code, or any palette swatch, and it's copied instantly with a quick confirmation.
Images are decoded locally with the Canvas API - nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
Your last picks stay in a history strip on this device, so you can grab an older color again in one click.
Drag & drop it in, paste it from your clipboard, or click to browse a file.
Hover to zoom in with the magnifier, then click to sample that exact pixel's color.
HEX, RGB, HSL and more appear instantly - tap any one, or any palette swatch, to copy it.
No. The image is decoded and read directly in your browser using the Canvas API. It's never sent to a server, so it's safe to use with private photos, screenshots or mockups.
Any format your browser can display, including PNG, JPG/JPEG, WEBP, GIF and SVG. You can drag & drop a file, paste one from your clipboard, or use the file browser.
Once your image loads, move your cursor over it to see a zoomed-in magnifier of the pixel underneath, then click to sample that exact color. It appears instantly as HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, CMYK and HSV.
As soon as an image loads, the tool automatically analyzes every pixel and shows the handful of colors that appear most often, so you get a usable palette without clicking around.
Yes. Click any HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK/HSV chip, or any palette swatch, to copy that value instantly, or use "Copy all formats" to copy every format for the current pick at once.
Your recent picks are kept only in your own browser's local storage so you can revisit them, and are never sent to a server. You can clear that history anytime with one click.