Color Picker from Image

Upload an image, click any pixel and get its exact hex, RGB and HSL color. Free, fast, and your files never leave your device.

Drop an image here or click to choose a file

JPG, PNG or WebP.

Click anywhere on the image to sample a color.
HEX
RGB
HSL

Auto-extracted palette (8 colors)

How to pick a color from an image

  1. Drop an image onto the drop zone or click to choose one from your device.
  2. Move your mouse over the image to see a magnified loupe of the pixels under your cursor.
  3. Click anywhere on the image to sample that exact pixel's hex, RGB and HSL values.
  4. Use the copy buttons to grab any value, or copy one of the 8 auto-extracted palette colors below.

Why use ZillaKit's Color Picker from Image?

Designers, developers and artists constantly need to match a color from a photo, screenshot or mockup. ZillaKit draws your image onto an HTML canvas and reads pixel data directly in your browser, so clicking anywhere instantly returns the hex code, RGB triplet and HSL values for that exact pixel — no need to install a desktop color picker or upload sensitive images to a third-party site. A zoom loupe follows your cursor so you can land precisely on a single pixel even in fine detail like eyes, text, or thin lines. The tool also runs a simple color-quantization pass across the whole image to suggest an 8-color palette, which is handy for building a matching UI theme, and every value has its own one-click copy button. Everything runs locally — your image data never leaves your device, it's completely free, and there's no signup required.

FAQ

Does my image get uploaded anywhere?

No. The image is decoded and read entirely on an HTML canvas in your browser. It is never sent to a server.

How accurate is the picked color?

The tool reads the exact pixel value from the canvas, so it is as accurate as the image data itself. Note that JPEG compression can slightly shift colors compared to the original scene.

What is the 8-color palette based on?

It uses a simple quantization pass that groups similar pixel colors across the whole image and returns the 8 most representative colors, giving you a quick summary palette for design work.

Can I pick colors from a screenshot?

Yes, any PNG, JPG or WebP works, including screenshots. Just drop the file in like any other image.

Why is there a magnifying loupe?

Small images or fine details can make it hard to click the exact pixel you want. The loupe zooms in around your cursor so you can pick precisely.