Color Picker from Image

Click anywhere on an image to pick a color and get HEX and RGB values instantly.

Drag & Drop Image Here
Upload JPG, PNG or WebP and click on the image to pick colors
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Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP

Image Picker

Click anywhere on the image to sample a color.
Your uploaded image will appear here.

Selected Color

View the current color and copy its values.
HEX
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RGB
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Recent colors
Click to Pick
Click directly on the image to inspect the exact color under the cursor.
Copy Values
Copy HEX or RGB values instantly for design, branding or CSS work.
Recent Colors
Keep a small history of recently selected colors for quick reuse.
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Upload an image, then click any point to inspect its color.
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Image size
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Selected HEX
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Selected RGB
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Pixel position
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How to pick colors from an image

Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image, then click any point on the image. PictLab reads the selected pixel and shows the color in HEX and RGB formats.

You can copy the values instantly and reuse recently selected colors for design, branding, CSS work, thumbnails, UI mockups and image analysis.

What this color picker supports

  • Pick colors directly from uploaded images
  • Copy HEX and RGB values
  • Single pixel, average 3×3 and average 5×5 sampling
  • Preview zoom for more precise color selection
  • Recent color history with quick reuse

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Frequently asked questions

Can I copy the HEX color?

Yes. After selecting a color, click Copy next to the HEX value.

What is average sampling?

Average sampling reads a small area around the clicked point, which can help with noisy or detailed images.

Can I keep recent colors?

Yes. Recently selected colors appear as swatches and can be clicked again for reuse.