Color picker

click any pixel · top-8 palette · in your browser

Drop an image, click any pixel to read its hex / RGB / alpha. Below the image, the eight most-used colours appear as swatches.

Drop an image here

PNG / JPG / WebP / SVG

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When to use this tool

Pull colours out of a screenshot, photo, or design exported as PNG. Useful for matching a brand colour, building a palette from a mood board, or grabbing a hex value without opening Photoshop.

Step by step

Drop an image. The first one loads automatically.
Click any pixel — the hex / RGB / alpha appears in the bar above.
The palette below shows the eight most-frequent colours.

Use cases

Brand-colour audit. Click on the logo in a screenshot to grab the exact hex.
Mood-board palette. Pick top colours from a reference image.
Design QA. Verify a rendered screen matches the spec colours.

FAQ

How is the palette computed?

A 64×64 downscale + 4-bit-per-channel quantisation, then a frequency count. Fast and good enough for "what are the dominant colours" — not a full clustering algorithm.

Can I copy a colour by clicking the swatch?

Hover over the swatch to see its hex; copy with right-click → Copy. Auto-copy is on the wishlist.