Image Color Picker
Click an uploaded image preview to sample the exact pixel color under your cursor.
Sample one exact pixel color for one focused image job
A palette extractor finds dominant colors, but sometimes you need the exact pixel under a cursor: a logo accent, a button background in a screenshot, or the border color from a mockup. This picker draws the uploaded image to canvas and reads the clicked pixel.
For example, click a brand mark in a screenshot and get RGB 37, 99, 235 plus hex #2563eb. That value can be pasted into CSS, Figma, Tailwind config notes, or a design QA ticket.
Output limits and privacy
The output is a pixel sample, not a brand color guarantee. JPEG compression, shadows, antialiasing, and scaled previews can make nearby pixels differ slightly. The pixel sample is read from the local canvas, so unpublished mockups and screenshots can be inspected without upload. Design QA teams can use the sampled value to compare implementation colors against approved mockups or screenshots.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the image color picker work?
It draws the uploaded image to canvas, then reads the clicked pixel with getImageData and reports RGB plus hex.
What should I check before using the output?
Canvas samples the displayed decoded pixel, so compression artifacts and scaling can affect the exact value.
When is this useful?
Use it when you need the exact hex or RGB value from a logo, screenshot, UI edge, or design reference.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The tool runs in your browser, so the image is not sent to a server.
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