Color Picker
Upload an image · click to pick colors · extract dominant palette

Drop an image here
PNG · JPG · WebP · GIF · SVG — or click to browse
Magnified Loupe
Hover anywhere on your image to zoom into individual pixels for exact, precise sampling.
Dominant Palette
Tooltron automatically extracts the most common colors from your entire image.
HEX, RGB & HSL
Every sampled color is instantly converted to all three formats, ready to copy.
One-Click Copy
Click any value to copy it straight to your clipboard — no manual selecting or typing.
Privacy Guaranteed
Color sampling runs entirely on the Canvas API in your browser — nothing is ever uploaded.
It's Free
Tooltron's Color Picker is completely free — no software, no sign-up, no limits.
How to Pick a Color from an Image?
- 1.Upload an image by dropping it in or clicking to browse — supports PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, and SVG.
- 2.Hover to see the magnified loupe and live color preview, then click to save it to your picked palette.
- 3.Copy any HEX / RGB / HSL value, or export the whole palette as CSS Variables, JSON, or a PNG swatch strip.
#ec4899
rgb(236, 72, 153)
Sample Any Pixel with a Magnified Loupe
Hover anywhere on your image to see a zoomed-in loupe with a live crosshair, then click to save the exact color to your picked palette — accurate down to the pixel.
Dominant colors
Extract a Full Palette Automatically
No need to click through an entire photo — Tooltron analyzes the whole image and surfaces its dominant colors as a ready-to-use strip alongside anything you pick manually.
Why Our Color Picker Stands Out: Precise, Instant, and Code-Ready
Pixel-Perfect Sampling
The magnified loupe zooms into the exact pixel under your cursor, so you can match a color precisely even on tiny details or blended edges.
Every Format, Instantly
Each sampled color is converted to HEX, RGB, and HSL simultaneously, so you always have the exact format your project needs on hand.
Whole-Image Palettes in Seconds
Skip manual sampling entirely — Tooltron analyzes the full photo and surfaces its dominant colors automatically, ready to reuse or export.
Private and Code-Ready
Sampling happens locally using the Canvas API, and finished palettes export directly as CSS variables, JSON, or a PNG swatch strip.