LogoTools
Runs entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded

Unlike the average or palette tools on this site, this one doesn't compute or estimate anything. It reads the exact color of one pixel you point at, at the image's full resolution. Move the cursor over the uploaded image to preview colors live, then click to lock one in as hex and RGB.

How picking works

The image is drawn onto a canvas at its natural pixel dimensions with no downscaling, so the color you get back is read straight from the source file instead of from an approximation. Hovering samples whatever pixel sits under the cursor and updates the preview along with its X/Y coordinate. Clicking confirms that value.

Browsers that support it also show a "System Eyedropper" button, which hands off to the native browser EyeDropper API. That one can sample any pixel on your entire screen, not only pixels inside the uploaded image, so it works for matching a color out of another window or another app.

When you'd use this

Matching an exact pixel color from a screenshot, mockup, or reference photo. A logo's precise brand blue, say, or one specific highlight color in a UI screenshot, where an average or an extracted palette wouldn't hand you the exact value.

Frequently asked questions

Why don't I see the System Eyedropper button?

It only appears when the browser exposes the native EyeDropper API. As of this writing that means Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome and Edge. Firefox and Safari don't support it, so on those you get the click-on-image picker only.

How is this different from the Average & Dominant Color Finder?

That tool analyzes every pixel in the image to compute one representative color. This one does no analysis at all. It reads back the literal value of the single pixel you click, exactly what you want when you need a precise match instead of a summary.