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ScreenSnap Pro includes a color picker that copies colors from anywhere on your screen with a single click.
Try ScreenSnap Pro — $29 one-timeSimply upload or drag-drop an image, then click anywhere on it to pick a color. The tool will instantly show you the HEX, RGB, and HSL values.
You get three formats for every picked color: HEX (like #FF5733), RGB (like rgb(255, 87, 51)), and HSL (like hsl(11, 100%, 60%)). Each can be copied with one click.
Yes! The tool keeps a history of your last 10 picked colors so you can easily reference and copy any of them.
No, all processing happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy.
Want to improve your screenshot and design workflow? Check out our guides:
Using a color picker from image is the fastest way to grab exact color values from any design, photo, or UI screenshot. Here's how it works:
Sample colors from reference images, mood boards, or competitor designs to nail the exact shade you need. No more guessing hex codes.
Extract exact brand colors from logos, marketing materials, or style guides. A color picker from image ensures your assets stay on-brand across every touchpoint.
Grab HEX and RGB values directly from design mockups and paste them into your CSS. Skip the back-and-forth with designers entirely.
Pick foreground and background colors from screenshots to check contrast ratios. Verify your UI meets WCAG guidelines before shipping.
Browser DevTools let you inspect CSS color values on live web pages — but they only work on websites you can open in a browser. They can't help with static images, PDFs, or design mockups.
An image-based color picker works with any visual — screenshots, photos, illustrations, exported designs, or even scanned documents. Upload the file and click to pick. No DOM inspection, no digging through stylesheets.
For developers, the two tools complement each other: use DevTools for live pages and a color picker from image for everything else. This tool also provides HEX, RGB, and HSL in one view — no switching between panels.