Free Color Picker - Pick Colors from Any Image or Your Screen

Designers and developers spend a frustrating amount of time hunting for hex codes. You see a color in a screenshot, a logo, a website background, a stock photo - and suddenly you need to know exactly what it is. Most "color picker" tools out there ask you to install a Chrome extension, sign up for an account, or upload your image to their server. OptiPix's free Color Picker does none of that. It runs entirely in your browser, supports both image-based picking and the native screen EyeDropper API, and gives you every common color format with a single click.

What makes OptiPix's Color Picker different

Most online color pickers fall into two camps: extension-based screen pickers, or upload-and-pick image services that quietly send your file to a server. OptiPix takes a third path. Everything happens in your browser:

Key features

How to use it

1. Open the Color Picker.

2. Click Pick from Screen (Chrome/Edge) or upload an image to sample from.

3. Click any pixel - the color appears with HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, name, and Pantone all at once.

4. Tap Copy next to your preferred format. That's it.

Who is it for

If you need a fuller workflow - extracting a complete palette from a photo, checking dozens of contrast pairs, or generating harmonious schemes - pair the picker with our Color Palette Extractor. And if you want to apply the color you just picked back into an image, our Image Color Changer can swap any color in a photo for the one you copied.

Try the Color Picker free at OptiPix.art - your files never leave your browser.