PNG Color Picker — Hex from Any Pixel

click any pixel → hex / RGB / alpha · top-8 palette · no upload

Drop a PNG (or JPG / WebP / SVG) and click any pixel to read its hex, RGB, and alpha — the hex is copied to your clipboard instantly. Below the image, the eight most-used colours appear as swatches (click any to copy) — a quick palette from the image. Useful for grabbing a brand colour from a screenshot or sampling tones from a mood-board.

Common uses

• Brand-colour audit. Drop a logo or screenshot, click the brand colour, copy the hex into your design system.
• Mood-board palette. Drop a reference image; the top-8 palette gives you the dominant colours immediately.
• Design QA. Compare a rendered screen to your spec — click pixels at the same locations.
• Pre-chroma-key step. Get the exact background hex before running Background remove.

Notes on accuracy

• JPG compression introduces noise. The colour at a single pixel may be ±2 from neighbours. For brand colours, sample several adjacent pixels and use the majority hex.
• The palette is a quick frequency count (4-bit-per-channel quantisation), not a true clustering. Good for "what are the dominant colours" — not a strict k-means palette.
• Display colour profile matters. A sample taken on a wide-gamut screen may not match an sRGB design system. For pro work, sample in the colour space of the target.

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