Pick colors from an image.

An image color picker that reads real pixels. Hover over the picture and a loupe shows the surrounding pixels magnified, so you can land on a one-pixel border or the exact tint of a logo rather than an averaged blur. Click to lock the color and copy it in HEX, RGB or HSL.

Alongside the eyedropper, the tool extracts a palette: the most frequent colors in the image, de-duplicated by perceptual distance so you get genuinely different hues rather than ten shades of the same gray. Set how many colors you want and whether to skip near-black and near-white, which usually come from backgrounds and text.

Everything runs in your browser on a canvas. The image is never uploaded, there is no account, and large photos work because sampling is proportional to size. If you are building a palette for a brand, pair this with the plain color picker to fine-tune a sampled value.