Upload an image, then click anywhere on it to read that pixel's exact color.
Load an image, then click on it to pick a color.
Your image is processed locally in this browser tab. It is never uploaded to a server.
The image color picker samples the actual full-resolution pixel beneath the pointer and reports its HEX and RGB values. Select several screenshots, logos or photographs and move between them with the previous and next controls. A compact history keeps recently sampled colors available for comparison, while a copy action places the selected HEX value on the clipboard.
Common tasks: color picker from image, HEX color picker, RGB color picker, find color code from photo.
Click a flat area rather than an anti-aliased edge when matching a brand color. Photographs contain lighting, compression and sensor variation, so sample several nearby pixels before deciding on a representative value. For interface screenshots, zooming the browser can make a tiny target easier to select without changing the underlying sampled coordinates or color data.
HEX and RGB describe emitted screen color, not guaranteed print output. Printed materials may require CMYK conversion and a managed color profile. Transparent pixels can also blend with the page behind the canvas, so check whether the source includes alpha. Record the chosen value with its purpose, such as primary button, background or border, to keep a design system consistent.
Yes. The browser-based tool is free to use and supports multiple file selection. AI Upscale is subject to signed-in usage allowances because it uses paid model compute.
No. This tool processes selected files in your browser rather than uploading them to Local Listing Hub.
Yes. Select multiple compatible files in the picker. When several outputs are created, they are packaged into one ZIP download.
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