Click on any image to pick colors. Extract color palette and get HEX, RGB, HSL values.
The Image Color Picker lets you extract precise color values from any image by simply clicking on it. Get HEX, RGB, and HSL values instantly, build a color history as you pick, and automatically generate a dominant color palette from your image — all without leaving your browser.
This tool is a browser-based color extraction utility that reads the exact pixel color at any point you click on an uploaded image. It is designed for designers, developers, photographers, and anyone who needs to identify or match colors from visual references. Instead of guessing a color or using a desktop eyedropper tool, you can upload any image and get precise, copy-ready color codes in seconds.
The tool outputs colors in three of the most widely used formats in web and graphic design: HEX codes for CSS and HTML, RGB values for design software and CSS, and HSL values for intuitive color manipulation. All three formats are displayed simultaneously so you can copy whichever format your workflow requires without any extra steps or conversions.
Beyond single-pixel picking, the tool also analyzes the entire image and extracts the five most dominant colors, giving you an instant color palette derived from the image's actual content. This palette feature is especially useful for brand matching, mood board creation, and building cohesive color schemes inspired by photographs or artwork. The color history panel keeps track of every color you pick during a session, so you can easily compare and revisit previous selections.
Using the color picker is quick and intuitive — follow these steps to extract colors from any image.
For the most accurate color picking, use high-resolution images where individual pixels are clearly defined. Compressed JPEG images can introduce color artifacts around edges and gradients, so if precision is critical, use a PNG source image instead. When picking colors from photographs, be aware that lighting conditions affect the apparent color — a white object in warm light will read as a warm off-white rather than pure white.
When building a color palette from an image, the dominant color extraction gives you the most statistically common colors, but these may not always be the most visually interesting or useful ones. Use the manual picker to select specific colors from key areas of the image — such as the main subject, highlights, and shadows — to build a more intentional and balanced palette.
The color history panel is particularly useful when you need to compare multiple colors from the same image. Pick all the colors you are interested in first, then review them side by side in the history grid before deciding which ones to use. You can click any swatch in the history to bring that color back into the main display and copy its values.
Webutilbox provides this tool completely free with no registration required and no limits on how many colors you can pick. The interface is designed to be fast and distraction-free, putting the color values front and center so you can get in, pick your colors, and get back to your work without unnecessary friction.
Because all processing happens locally in your browser, the tool works with any image — including proprietary brand assets, client work, and confidential designs — without any risk of your files being transmitted to or stored on a third-party server. Your images stay on your device throughout the entire session.
Your privacy is our priority. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No files, data, or inputs are ever uploaded to any server. Everything stays on your device, making this tool completely safe to use with sensitive content.