Pick Hex Color from Image for Website Design

How to use it

Drop an image onto the upload zone. The image renders inside an interactive canvas — hover to see coordinates, click anywhere to sample. The picked color appears as a swatch alongside its HEX, RGB, and HSL codes. Click any value to copy it to your clipboard.

Every color you sample is stored in the History strip below (up to 12 recent picks), so you can build a palette from several sample points across the image without losing earlier picks.

• Pixel-accurate color sampling on click
• HEX, RGB and HSL simultaneous readout
• One-click copy for every value
• Palette history of the last 12 sampled colors

Practical uses

When translating a Figma or hand-drawn mockup into CSS, sample the dominant hues directly from the mockup instead of eyeballing them. This eliminates the "close but not quite" feeling that creeps into hand-typed color values.

For photographers building color-graded social feeds, sample five hues from your best-performing photo and reuse them as accent colors across text, borders and backgrounds in future posts to build a coherent visual identity.