Image Color Picker

No. The image is processed entirely in your browser and is never sent to or stored on a server.

The Color Palette Extractor automatically computes the 6 most dominant colors across the whole image. This tool is the opposite — you point at exactly the pixel you want, one at a time, for a precise reading.

Pixels are read from the image's original resolution, so the value is accurate regardless of how zoomed in or out your browser is. Your monitor's brightness or color profile can still make the color look slightly different to the eye, though.

Yes. Every click adds a new color to the top of the list, so click as many times as you like. Remove any you don't need with the delete button.

Yes, but clicking a fully transparent pixel can return a transparent color (often reading close to black), so aim for an opaque area.

Yes. Click the image to focus it, then use arrow keys to move 1px at a time, Shift+arrow for 10px, and Ctrl (Cmd on macOS)+arrow for 50px. Press Enter or Space to pick, or C to copy just the current pixel's color without adding it to the list. Delete undoes your most recent pick.