Color Picker Tool
Pick colors and get HEX/RGB values.
Your browser doesn’t support the Eyedropper API. Try the latest Chrome or Edge, or use the picker and HEX field.
Recent
Save favorite colors, name them, and reuse them anytime. Saved in your browser only.
No saved colors yet. Pick a color and tap “Save to palette”.
Tints
Shades
Harmonies
Check WCAG contrast between text (foreground) and background.
CSS variables
JSON
Exports your saved palette (or the current color if the palette is empty).
About the Color Picker & Eyedropper
A free online color picker and eyedropper for developers and designers. Pick any color, convert it between HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA and HSV, check WCAG contrast, build palettes, and export CSS — right in your browser.
What this tool does
This color picker lets you choose a color with a saturation/brightness square, hue and alpha sliders, or by typing a HEX value — then copy it in any format with one click. Use the built-in eyedropper to grab any color from your screen, generate tints, shades and harmonies, check accessibility contrast, and export a full palette as CSS variables or JSON. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Key features
Made for real front-end and design work:
- Eyedropper: sample any pixel on screen using the native EyeDropper API (Chrome/Edge 95+).
- Every format, one-click copy: HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, HSV, and a CSS custom-property snippet.
- Full alpha/transparency support across all formats.
- Recent colors (last 20) and a saveable, nameable palette — stored locally in your browser.
- Shades, tints, and harmony suggestions: complementary, analogous, and triadic.
- WCAG contrast checker with AA/AAA pass-fail for normal and large text.
- Export your palette as CSS variables or JSON.
How to use it
Drag inside the color square or type a HEX code, then adjust hue and opacity with the sliders. Click any format card to copy it. Use the eyedropper to lift a color from an image or design. Save colors you like to your palette, generate shades and harmonies, verify contrast for accessible text, and export when you're done.
Why it matters for SEO and UX
Consistent, accessible color choices improve readability and user experience — signals that support engagement and on-page quality. The contrast checker helps you meet WCAG AA/AAA so your text stays legible for everyone, and exporting design tokens keeps your styling consistent across pages.
Pro tip
Pair the Color Picker with the HEX to RGB and RGB to HEX converters for quick one-off conversions, and use the contrast checker before finalizing your text and button colors.
FAQ
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Related tools
Pro tip: pair this tool with Upside Down Text Generator and Text Similarity Checker for a faster SEO workflow.