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Open your image in the Img Stop Color Picker, move the mouse or finger over it to preview colors in the zoom lens, and click the exact spot you want. The HEX code is copied automatically, and you can also click the RGB or HSL value to copy it.
About the Color Picker from Image
The Img Stop Color Picker from Image works like an eyedropper for any picture. Move over the image and a zoom lens shows the pixels under your pointer, so you can hit the exact color even on thin lines and small text. The live panel shows the color as a HEX code, an RGB value and an HSL value at the same time.
Designers, developers and small business owners use it to match brand colors from a logo, copy a shade from a photo or check the colors in a screenshot of a website. Each click adds the color to a Picked colors list, so you can collect a few colors in a row. The image is read in your browser and never uploaded.
Key features
- Zoom lensSee the pixels under your pointer magnified for exact picking.
- Three color codesGet HEX, RGB and HSL values for every color.
- Auto copyClicking a spot copies its HEX code to your clipboard.
- Picked colors listCollect several colors and remove the ones you do not need.
- Click to copy any codeTap a HEX, RGB or HSL chip to copy that exact value.
- Any imageWorks with photos, logos, screenshots and graphics.
How to use the Color Picker from Image
- Add an image Drop an image on the box, choose it, or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V.
- Find the color Move over the image and watch the zoom lens and live color codes.
- Click to pick Click the exact spot. The HEX code is copied and the color is added to Picked colors.
- Copy other formats Click the RGB or HSL value of any picked color to copy it instead.
Color Picker from Image at a glance
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Input formats | JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG and other browser images |
| Color codes | HEX, RGB, HSL |
| Precision | Single pixel with zoom lens |
| Copy | One click to clipboard |
| Processing | In your browser – files are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Find the exact HEX code of a brand color from a logo.
- Copy a color from a photo to use in a design or a presentation.
- Check the colors used on a website from a screenshot.
- Match paint, fabric or makeup shades from a product photo.
- Get CSS color values for a web project.
Tips for the best result
- Photos have noise, so nearby pixels can differ a little. Pick from a flat area for the most typical color.
- Use a PNG screenshot instead of a JPG to get exact colors from logos and websites.
- To get the main colors of a whole image at once, use the Color Palette Extractor.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the HEX code of a color in an image?
Open the image in the Color Picker and click the color you want. The HEX code, for example #1E40AF, is copied to your clipboard right away and shown in the Picked colors list. You can paste it into any design app or CSS file.
What is the difference between HEX, RGB and HSL?
All three describe the same color in different ways. HEX is a six character code used on the web. RGB gives the amount of red, green and blue from 0 to 255. HSL gives hue, saturation and lightness, which is easier for making lighter or darker versions.
Can I pick colors from an image on my phone?
Yes. Open the page on your phone, add the photo and tap the spot you want. The color codes appear and the HEX value is copied. Moving your finger over the image updates the zoom lens.
Why is the color slightly different from what I expected?
Photos are made of many slightly different pixels because of light, shadows and JPG compression. The tool shows the exact color of the single pixel you clicked. Try a few spots in a flat area to find the most typical shade.
Can I pick more than one color?
Yes. Every click adds a new color to the Picked colors list, newest at the top. Each row shows HEX, RGB and HSL values you can copy, and the × button removes a color you do not need.
Last updated October 29, 2026 by the Img Stop team.