Screenshot Color Picker - Online Upload & Pick Hex

A Screenshot Color Picker is an online tool that lets you upload any image or screenshot and extract precise color values from individual pixels. Simply upload your image, hover your mouse (or tap on mobile) over any area, and the tool instantly displays the HEX, RGB, and HSL color codes. A built-in magnifier lens zooms in on the pixel area for ultra-precise selection, making it perfect for designers, developers, and anyone working with digital colors.

It's simple: 1) Upload your screenshot by dragging & dropping, clicking the upload area, or pasting from clipboard (Ctrl+V). 2) Once the image loads, move your cursor over the image — a magnifier will appear showing a zoomed-in view. 3) Click anywhere on the image to lock the color. The HEX, RGB, and HSL values will be displayed and automatically saved to your color history. You can then copy any format with one click.

Yes! This is one of the most convenient features of our tool. If you've taken a screenshot using Windows (Win+Shift+S), macOS (Cmd+Shift+4), or any other screenshot tool, the image is copied to your clipboard. Simply click anywhere on the tool page and press Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac) to paste it directly. No need to save the file first.

Our tool supports three major color formats: HEX (e.g., #3B82F6) — the most commonly used format in web design and CSS; RGB (e.g., rgb(59, 130, 246)) — widely used in graphic design software; and HSL (e.g., hsl(217, 91%, 60%)) — intuitive for adjusting hue, saturation, and lightness. You can toggle between formats and copy any of them with a single click.

Absolutely. The magnifier lens provides a 6x zoomed-in view of the area around your cursor, making it easy to pinpoint the exact pixel you want. A red crosshair in the center of the magnifier marks the precise sampling point. The tool reads color directly from the original image data at the pixel level, ensuring 100% accuracy. This is especially useful for detailed screenshots with small UI elements or subtle color gradients.