Get HEX Color From an Image — Online Eyedropper

This page opens the image color picker tuned to one job: getting the HEX code of any pixel in a picture. Drop a PNG, JPG or WebP file, press the button to load it onto the canvas, and click the exact spot you need — the six-digit HEX value appears in a card with a copy button and is copied to your clipboard right away.

HEX is the notation you need most often in practice: CSS styles, brand guideline documents, design tools and site builders all accept colors as #RRGGBB. The built-in loupe magnifies an 11×11 pixel area around the cursor, so you can tell apart neighboring pixels on anti-aliased edges — the classic place where eyedroppers grab the wrong shade.

The picker runs entirely in your browser: the photo is drawn onto a local canvas and pixels are read from it directly, so nothing is uploaded anywhere. Your last eight picks stay on screen as swatches, and if you later need the same color as RGB or HSL — or as CMYK — the cards show them too, and the color format converter tool can translate any value further.