Color Picker

Get the HEX and RGB values of any colour you pick, calculated right in your browser.

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How Color Picker works

Get the HEX and RGB values of any colour you pick, calculated right in your browser.

Input Color
Output HEX / RGB / HSL
Works done 3,972

Color Picker Details

Color Picker gives you the HEX and RGB values of the colour you choose, so you do not have to convert by hand.

Use it to move a colour from a design into CSS, find the RGB form of a brand colour, or try a shade quickly.

The workflow

The steps line up with the interface:

  1. Click the colour box and pick a shade in your browser's picker.
  2. Run the tool; the HEX and RGB values are printed together.
  3. Copy whichever format you need.

Technical details

Output formats:

  • HEX is given in the six-digit form with a leading hash.
  • RGB is given as three components in the 0 to 255 range.
  • The picker is the browser's own control, so it looks different per operating system.
  • The selection stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

Is this the right tool

For converting a single colour this page is enough. Extracting dominant colours from an image or generating a palette is outside its scope.

It does not produce an alpha value or an HSL form. Screen eyedropper support depends entirely on the browser picker and is not available everywhere.

Quick tips

  • If the same colour appears in several rules, put the HEX value in a CSS variable.
  • Check the contrast between text and background separately; close shades hurt readability.
  • Write brand colours down — repicking them by eye introduces small drifts.

Privacy and data handling

The work happens locally and your data stays on the device. The single outgoing request is the usage counter, and your text is not part of it. Advertising and measurement cookies operate at page level, never inside the tool.

Frequently asked questions

Type or paste your data into the Color field, run the tool, then copy or download the HEX / RGB / HSL result.

Yes. While the text field is focused, Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on macOS) runs the tool.

You can copy the output or save it as a text file with the download button. The file name is based on the tool name.

The tool shows the error message in the output area. Fix the input and run it again.