Color Picker

Pick colors from images or create color palettes

Color Picker

Pick colors from images or create color palettes

Color Picker

Selected Color

HEX:
#3B82F6
RGB:
rgb(59, 130, 246)
HSL:
hsl(217, 91%, 60%)

Your Color Palette

Your selected colors will appear here

Preset Palettes

Material Design
Pastel Dreams
Ocean Vibes

Features

  • Interactive color picker
  • Random color generation
  • Create custom palettes
  • Export and preset palettes

How to Use

  1. 1. Click the color picker to choose a color
  2. 2. Generate random colors or use preset palettes
  3. 3. Add colors to your custom palette
  4. 4. Copy color codes or export your palette

Color Picker FAQs

Which color formats does the picker show?

Every selected color is displayed in three notations side by side: HEX (such as #3B82F6), functional RGB (rgb(59, 130, 246)), and HSL (hsl(217, 91%, 60%)). Each row has its own copy button, so you can grab exactly the format your CSS or design tool expects.

Can I sample a color from an image on my screen?

The picker uses your browser's native color control. In Chrome and Edge that dialog includes an eyedropper, which can sample any pixel visible on screen, including colors inside an open image. Firefox and Safari fall back to the standard swatch grid.

How does building my own palette work?

Pick or randomize a color, then click Add to Palette. Duplicate colors are rejected so a palette never contains the same hex twice, and every swatch in the palette grid carries a remove button for quick pruning.

What do the random and preset palette buttons do?

Generate Random Color loads one random hex into the picker, while Generate Random Palette replaces your palette with five fresh random colors in one click. The three presets, Material Design, Pastel Dreams, and Ocean Vibes, each load a curated set of eight colors you can edit from there.

Do my color choices get saved to an account?

No account is involved. The palette lives in the page while you work, Export downloads it as a color-palette.json file with the colors and creation date, and everything is generated locally in your browser.