How to pick a color from an image
- Drop an image, or click to browse.
- Click anywhere on the image. The exact HEX and RGB values appear on the right.
- Copy the code, or keep clicking to build a palette.
A hex code finder for any picture
Whenever you need to get the hex code from an image — a brand logo, a screenshot, a product photo, a frame from a video — this page is the fastest way to do it. It works as an RGB color picker from an image at the same time: one click on any pixel shows both notations side by side, ready to copy. Designers use it to match brand colors exactly, developers use it to turn a mockup into CSS values, and everyday users grab colors from photos for slides, invitations and crafts. No eyedropper software to install, no account — just your picture and a click.
HEX vs RGB
HEX (like #1657D8) is the compact form used in CSS and design tools. RGB (like rgb(22, 87, 216)) lists the red, green and blue values separately. Both describe the same color — use whichever your tool expects. Need HSL too? Paste your code into our Color Converter.
Is it private and safe?
Yes. Toolyard reads pixel colors inside your browser on your own device. Your image is never uploaded anywhere, so it stays completely private.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pick a brand color from a logo?
Yes — drop the logo and click the exact spot to read its HEX code.
Can I save several colors?
Yes — each color you click is added to the palette. Click a palette swatch to copy it.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Everything runs on your device and nothing is sent anywhere.
Is it free?
Completely free, no sign-up.