Pick any color from an image or a color wheel and instantly get its HEX, RGB, and HSL codes. A free tool for web designers, developers, and artists. 

You Found the Perfect Color. Now, How Do You Use It?

Inspiration is everywhere. You see the perfect shade of sunset orange in a photograph, a stunning teal in a brand's logo, or a calming blue on a website. As a designer, developer, or artist, you think, "I need that exact color for my project."

But how do you capture it? You can't just tell your computer "give me that sunset orange." You need its specific, technical name—its color code. A color picker is a digital tool that acts like an eyedropper, allowing you to select any color you see and instantly get its precise code (like HEX, RGB, or HSL) to use in your own designs.

Why Do You Need a Color Picker?

This is an essential tool for any creative professional. It helps you:

• Capture Inspiration: Instantly grab color codes from any image you upload.

• Create Cohesive Palettes: Find a base color and then use the picker to find complementary shades.

• Ensure Brand Consistency: Always use the exact HEX code for a brand's logo and color scheme to maintain consistency.

• Translate Between Systems: Easily find the RGB or HSL equivalent of a HEX code, and vice versa.

How to Pick Any Color in Seconds

Finding the exact code for the color you want is a simple process:

1. Open the Color Picker: Go to the FreeXTool Online Color Picker.

2. Upload an Image (Optional): If you have an image with a color you want to identify, click "Upload Image." Your mouse pointer will turn into an eyedropper. Simply click anywhere on the image to select a color.

3. Use the Color Wheel: If you don't have an image, you can explore colors using the interactive color wheel and slider.

4. Get the Codes: The tool will instantly display the selected color along with its HEX, RGB, and HSL codes. You can copy any of them with a single click.

Pro-Tip: Use HSL for Easy Shade and Tone Adjustments

HSL stands for Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. Once you have a color you like, you can easily create lighter or darker versions of it by adjusting the "L" (Lightness) value up or down. It’s a powerful way to build a monochromatic color scheme.

Perfect your designs with these other creative tools:

• Color Converter

• Image Compressor

• Add Watermark