Color Picker

Pick → HEX, RGB, HSL

Pick colors visually and copy accurate HEX, RGB, and HSL values for websites, apps, illustrations, and design projects.

About this tool

About Color Picker

Color Picker is a free browser-based color utility for designers, developers, marketers, and anyone who needs an accurate color value. Choose a color visually, sample from an image when supported, and copy the HEX, RGB, or HSL representation into your project. Your local image remains on your device while you work.

Color Picker tool

Who Uses Our Color Picker?

Pick accurate colors for code, design, branding, and digital products

CSS development

Find precise color values for buttons, backgrounds, borders, and text.

Example: Pick a brand color and copy its HEX value into a CSS custom property.

Brand design

Match colors from logos, reference images, and existing brand materials.

Example: Sample the main color from a logo to extend a consistent visual identity.

Creative projects

Explore colors for illustrations, presentations, social graphics, and print work.

Example: Pick an accent color that complements a photograph in a poster design.

UI review

Inspect interface colors before checking contrast and readability requirements.

Example: Copy foreground and background colors into a contrast-checking workflow.

Everyday browser tasks

Handle quick personal and professional tasks without switching to specialized desktop software.

Example: Open the tool in a browser whenever you need a quick result from your laptop or tablet.

Work and study projects

Add the tool to repeatable workflows for documents, media, presentations, and creative assignments.

Example: Use the tool as one step in preparing an asset for a report, class project, or client deliverable.

Pro Tips for Choosing Colors

Turn picked colors into consistent, usable design values

Copy the format your tool expects

Use HEX for CSS and many design tools, RGB for screen-based APIs, and HSL for intuitive adjustments.

Check contrast separately

A visually attractive color may still be difficult to read, so verify text contrast before publishing. Extract a Palette.

Build a small palette

Record primary, secondary, background, and accent colors to keep a project consistent.

Keep the source available

Retain the original file or input until you have checked and accepted the exported result.

Review before sharing

Check the final output for errors, unexpected changes, or information that should not be published.

Use consistent settings

Reuse the same preferred options when processing a series of files for a consistent result.

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