Image Color Picker (Eyedropper) Image support

Click on an image to extract HEX/RGB/HSL color codes. Palette storage included.

Data is never sent to the server. Everything runs locally in your browser. Safe for sensitive information.

About this tool

Upload an image and click anywhere to extract the color code (HEX/RGB/HSL). Save colors to a palette for later use. Works entirely in your browser—safe for confidential designs.

Need to grab a color from a screenshot or design mockup? Drop an image here, click a pixel, and get the exact HEX, RGB, and HSL values instantly. Save up to 10 colors to a persistent palette. No Photoshop needed, no server upload—everything stays in your browser.

Tool interface

Drag & drop an image, click to choose, or Ctrl+V to paste

Usage

  1. Upload an image via drag & drop, file picker, or Ctrl+V paste
  2. Click on the color you want to extract
  3. Copy HEX/RGB/HSL or save to palette

When to use

Extracting colors from screenshots, design mockups, or photos for CSS/design work.

Examples

Sky in a landscape → #87CEEB, logo red → #E53E3E.

FAQ

Can I paste a screenshot?

Yes. Use Ctrl+V to paste an image directly from your clipboard.

Is my image safe?

Yes. Images are processed locally using Canvas API. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

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Image Color Picker (Eyedropper) is a free developer tool for searches like eyedropper, color code, extract, image, picker. Click on an image to extract HEX/RGB/HSL color codes. Palette storage included.

Basic workflow

  1. Upload an image via drag & drop, file picker, or Ctrl+V paste
  2. Click on the color you want to extract
  3. Copy HEX/RGB/HSL or save to palette

Practical use cases

  • Extracting colors from screenshots, design mockups, or photos for CSS/design work.
  • Upload an image and click anywhere to extract the color code (HEX/RGB/HSL). Save colors to a palette for later use. Works entirely in your browser—safe for confidential designs.
  • Click-to-pick colors
  • HEX/RGB/HSL output

Privacy & data handling

Input is processed locally in your browser—nothing is sent to our servers.

Things to watch out for

  • Always double-check before pasting output into production
  • Try incognito if extensions break the page
  • Wait for processing on large inputs

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Frequently asked questions

Is Image Color Picker (Eyedropper) free?

Free to use, no sign-up required.

Is data sent to a server?

Input is processed locally in your browser—nothing is sent to our servers.

Supported browsers?

Tested on recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.

Offline use?

Core features work offline after the first load.

vs CLI or desktop apps?

Image Color Picker (Eyedropper) is an install-free online alternative to CLI or desktop apps.

When to use it?

Use it when: Extracting colors from screenshots, design mockups, or photos for CSS/design work.

Usage example?

Example: Sky in a landscape → #87CEEB, logo red → #E53E3E.

Main features?

Click-to-pick colors, HEX/RGB/HSL output, 10-color palette storage, Paste from clipboard

How is this different from similar tools?

Image Color Picker (Eyedropper) runs in the browser with no install—ideal for quick checks before heavier CLI or IDE workflows.

Search keywords

eyedropper, color code, extract, image, picker

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