Image Color Picker

Our tool can be used as an image color picker. Simply use the eyedropper button to pick a color from any image by positioning it next to your browser. You don’t need to upload or download anything, making it easy and fast. With our color image picker, you can effortlessly pick color from image and get accurate HEX color codes. This feature serves as an excellent HTML color picker from image, perfect for web designers and developers who need precise color codes quickly.

How to Use the Eyedropper Tool

• Click the button on the left with the eyedropper symbol.
• The tool will open with a magnifier to help you select the desired color.
• Once your cursor is over the color you want to pick, click on it.
• The color codes in various formats will automatically load.
• Simply copy the code with one click, and you’re done.

Additionally, the tool includes a color picker to select any color. Please note that the tool may not work in some browsers; we recommend using Google Chrome.

Benefits of Using Our Color Picker Tool

Choosing the right colors for your projects has never been easier. Our color selection tool offers a user-friendly interface, allowing you to explore a wide range of colors and find the perfect match. With features like the eyedropper tool and comprehensive color code information, you can save time and ensure accuracy in your work. Our tool is ideal for web designers, graphic artists, and anyone involved in creative projects.

Understanding Colors and Color Codes

Colors play a crucial role in design, branding, and digital media. Understanding color codes is essential for accurate color representation in various applications. Here are the key color code systems you should know:

• HEX Codes:
  • HEX codes are six-digit combinations of numbers and letters, representing the intensity of red, green, and blue.
  • Example: #FF5733.
• RGB Codes:
  • RGB codes use three numbers to represent the intensities of red, green, and blue.
  • Example: rgb(255, 87, 51).
• CMYK Codes:
  • CMYK codes are used in printing and stand for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black).
  • Example: cmyk(0, 66, 80, 0).
• HSL Codes:
  • HSL stands for Hue, Saturation, and Lightness.
  • Example: hsl(9, 100%, 60%).
• HSV Codes:
  • HSV stands for Hue, Saturation, and Value, and is similar to HSL but with a different approach to measuring color.
  • Example: hsv(9, 80%, 100%).

Our color selection tool simplifies this process, providing you with precise color codes for your projects in various formats, making it easier for you to achieve accurate color representation.