ImgColorPicker.org
Image Color Picker: extract colors from any image
What it does
Pick colours from any image online. Upload a photo and get HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK codes instantly, then build and export a palette. Free, no signup.
ImgColorPicker.org is a fast and easy online tool that lets you extract colors from any image instantly. Upload an image or paste an image URL to pick precise colors and get values in HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV, and CMYK. You can build custom palettes, reorder or delete colors, and export palettes in multiple formats. Designed for designers, developers, and creatives, it works directly in your browser with no sign-up required. Every color you pick here is reported in five notations. They all describe the same color; each one exists because a different job needs it. A HEX code is simply the three RGB channels packed into six hexadecimal digits. #4B57C4 is red 4B (75), green 57 (87), blue C4 (196) —…from imgcolorpicker.org
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