Color Code from Image
A color code from an image is the written form of one pixel you click. This page copies HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, and OKLCH for that pixel. It also names the nearest Chinese or Japanese traditional colour in the catalogue. The picture is read in your browser, with no upload and no sign-up.
A color finder from image for the code you actually need to paste. One click reads the pixel and lists every format next to its own copy button.
How to use it
- Open a picture in the picker.
- Click the color you want to identify.
- Copy HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, or OKLCH.
Questions
Which color codes can I copy?
HEX, CSS rgb(), CSS hsl(), cmyk() percentages, and CSS oklch(). Each has its own copy button.
How do I find a color code from a picture on my phone?
Use the file button to choose a photo, then tap the point on the image. The page scrolls normally while you touch the picture.
Is an image color finder different from a hex picker?
This page lists several codes for the same pixel. The hex code from image page is the same tool, with the hex value called out first.
Where does the color name come from?
It is the nearest Chinese or Japanese colour in this site’s catalogue, measured by RGB distance. It is not a rename of the pixel.