Get RGB Color From an Image — Online Eyedropper
Pick any color from a photo right in your browser: a zoom loupe magnifies the pixels, one click gives you HEX, RGB and HSL codes to copy.
Processed entirely in your browser — nothing you enter here is ever uploaded.
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About this tool
This page opens the image color picker for reading RGB values out of a picture. Load a PNG, JPG or WebP file, hover over the preview to see live values, and click a pixel — an rgb(r, g, b) card with a copy button appears, together with the same color as HEX and HSL.
RGB is the notation of choice when you work with code rather than stylesheets: canvas drawing, image processing scripts, LED color values and many chart libraries expect three separate 0–255 channels. Because the loupe magnifies the 11×11 pixels around the cursor, you can pick a clean channel reading even on noisy photos or thin one-pixel lines.
Everything happens locally in the browser — the image never leaves your device, which makes the tool safe for unreleased designs and private photos. The history bar keeps your last eight picks as clickable swatches, and for conversions beyond the three cards (say, to CMYK for print) pass the value on to the color format converter tool.
Example. A click on a pixel copies that pixel's HEX, RGB, and HSL values, with an 11 by 11 loupe magnified 11 times.
Limit. The working canvas is scaled so neither side exceeds 4096 pixels, and the swatch history keeps 8 colors.