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Color Picker from Image
Instant HEX & RGB Eyedropper Online

Click any image to inspect pixel colors and find exact HEX, RGB, and HSL color codes with a real-time magnifying eyedropper. 100% private in-browser sampling.

Color picker from image
Magnified pixel eyedropper
HEX, RGB & HSL codes
100% Private local sampling
100% Online|No Installation|Private & Secure

Color Picker from Image at a glance

  • InputJPG / PNG / WebP / SVG
  • ValuesHEX / RGB / HSL / CSS
  • MagnifierIncluded (Pixel zoom)
  • UploadsNone (100% Browser)

How to pick a color from an image

  1. 01Upload your imageSelect any screenshot, design mockup, logo, or photograph from your device.
  2. 02Hover & sample pixelsMove the magnifying eyedropper over the image to preview exact pixel shades.
  3. 03Click to copy color codeClick to lock the color and copy instant HEX, RGB, or HSL codes with one click.

Features

Magnifying pixel loupe

Zoom into tiny UI borders, icons, and anti-aliased edges with sub-pixel precision.

Instant one-click copy

Click any sampled swatch to copy CSS-ready HEX codes (#ffffff) or RGB tuples directly.

Multiple color models

Switch seamlessly between HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV values for UI engineering.

Color history palette

Automatically saves your recent color picks so you can build a working palette on the fly.

Works on high-res screenshots

Inspect Retina 2x/3x UI mockups, Figma exports, and app captures with zero lag.

Zero image uploads

Your images and screenshots are processed locally in your browser and never sent to a cloud server.

Common color picking workflows

Web design tokensCSS stylingBrand color matchingUI screenshot inspectionAccessibility contrast testing

Why use ZoopTools Color Picker from Image

Exact values in seconds

Never guess a color shade again—get the exact HEX code from any image immediately.

Speed up frontend handoff

Extract colors directly from reference mockups without opening heavy design software.

Inspect real rendered pixels

See what colors actually look like after browser rendering, compression, and contrast.

Protect confidential mockups

Confidential UI screens and NDA documents never leave your computer.

Color Precision

How to sample accurate colors from photos and screenshots

When inspecting digital graphics like logos or vector UI screenshots, pixels are sharp and unambiguous. However, sampling colors from photographs or compressed JPEGs requires care because neighboring pixels blend due to camera lighting and compression artifacts.

Use the magnifying eyedropper to avoid anti-aliased boundary edges. Anti-aliasing creates a transition gradient between foreground shapes and background colors that can skew your sampled HEX value.

ZoopTools stores every clicked swatch into a quick-access palette strip, allowing designers and developers to extract a complete 5-to-10 color theme from a single screenshot in seconds.

Notes from people who use this often

“I use the magnifier to grab exact button hover states from live staging screenshots.”

Keisha Long - UI designer

“Copying HEX with one click speeds up Tailwind configuration remarkably.”

Arjun Mehta - Frontend developer

“Sampling logo assets directly confirms whether our agencies are using official HEX tokens.”

Rosa Klein - Brand coordinator

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick a color from an image?

Upload your image or screenshot, move the magnifying cursor over any pixel, and click to copy its exact HEX, RGB, or HSL value.

Can I get the HEX code from an image?

Yes! The tool instantly displays the 6-character HEX code (e.g., #3B82F6) ready to paste into CSS, HTML, or design apps.

Does it work with screenshots and photos?

Yes. It supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG images of any size.

Is this online color picker free?

Yes, 100% free with unlimited image sampling and zero registration required.

Are my images uploaded to your server?

No. The entire pixel sampling engine runs client-side in your web browser for complete privacy.