Image Color Picker – Get HEX & RGB from a Photo

Pick any colour from an image — get its HEX, RGB and HSL codes with a magnifier, plus the photo's main colour palette.

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Colour picker from image

Spotted a colour you love in a photo — a saree, a sunset, a logo, a wall? This image colour pickerworks like an eyedropper: tap any point on your image to get its exact HEX, RGB and HSL codes, with a magnifier for pixel-perfect picking. It also extracts the image's main colour palette automatically, so you can match brand colours, paint shades or outfit combinations in one go. Your image stays on your device.

How to use it

  1. Choose or paste an image.
  2. Tap or drag over the spot whose colour you want.
  3. Tap a code to copy it, or copy a colour from the palette.

Example

Picking the saffron band of the Indian flag gives a colour close to #FF9933, which is rgb(255, 153, 51). Use the codes in Canva, PowerPoint, CSS or a paint shop's colour matcher. For colours in a logo you're designing, make a matching favicon with the favicon generator, and apply mood filters with photo filters.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the colour code of something in a photo?
Choose the photo, then tap (or drag over) the exact spot. The magnifier helps you hit the right pixel, and the HEX, RGB and HSL codes appear instantly — tap a code to copy it.
What is a colour palette?
The main colours of the image, found automatically. It’s handy for matching a brand, choosing outfit or décor colours from a photo, or designing a poster that suits a picture.
What is the difference between HEX, RGB and HSL?
They’re three ways to write the same colour. HEX (#FF8800) is used in web design and most apps, RGB (255, 136, 0) gives the red, green and blue amounts, and HSL (32°, 100%, 50%) describes hue, saturation and lightness.
Can I pick a colour from a screenshot?
Yes — paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V on a computer, or choose it from your gallery on a phone.