Color Pickers
15 free online color picker tools for every format and use case. Pick colors by HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV or CMYK — or pick directly from images, your screen or an eyedropper. All tools are browser-based and work on any device.
Color Picker
Full-featured picker with all formats, alpha channel, favorites, history and export. The main OmniColor picker.
Open Tool →Advanced Color Picker
Professional picker with EyeDropper API, named color search, favorites, history and JSON export.
Open Tool →Image Color Picker
Upload any image and click pixels to sample colors. Extract dominant palettes. All processing in your browser.
Open Tool →Eyedropper Color Picker
Sample any pixel on your screen with the native EyeDropper API. Works across applications.
Open Tool →Random Color Picker
Generate random colors with one click or spacebar. Track history and copy any format.
Open Tool →HEX Color Picker
Pick any color and get its HEX code, plus RGB, HSL, HSV and CMYK values instantly.
Open Tool →RGB Color Picker
Adjust red, green and blue channels precisely (0-255). Get all other formats as output.
Open Tool →HSL Color Picker
Adjust hue, saturation and lightness independently — the most intuitive model for design work.
Open Tool →HSV Color Picker
Pick colors with hue, saturation, value — the model used by Photoshop and Figma pickers.
Open Tool →CMYK Color Picker
Adjust cyan, magenta, yellow and black percentages for print design.
Open Tool →HTML Color Picker
Get HTML-ready codes for any color: HEX, RGB, HSL and nearest CSS named color.
Open Tool →CSS Color Picker
Get CSS-ready output in every format: HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA and modern space-separated syntax.
Open Tool →Web Color Picker
Pick colors for web design with all formats: HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV and CMYK.
Open Tool →Screen Color Picker
Sample any pixel from your screen — even from other applications and windows.
Open Tool →Pixel Color Picker
Click any pixel in an uploaded image to sample its exact HEX, RGB and HSL values.
Open Tool →Which Color Picker Should I Use?
Each picker serves a different purpose. Here is a quick decision guide:
- General purpose: Use the Color Picker for everyday color work. It handles every format and includes favorites and history.
- Professional needs: Use the Advanced Color Picker for the eyedropper API, named color search and JSON export.
- Sampling from images: Use the Image Color Picker to pick colors from photos and screenshots.
- Sampling from screen: Use the Eyedropper Color Picker for colors from other applications.
- Just need a HEX code: Use the HEX Color Picker for a focused, single-format picker.
- Working in HSL: Use the HSL Color Picker for palette and design system work.
About Color Pickers
Color pickers are the foundation of digital color work. Every design tool, image editor and code editor includes one. OmniColor's pickers are free, browser-based, and do not require accounts. They produce exact color values using the standard sRGB color space, and every value can be copied in every format.
All pickers are fully responsive and work on mobile, tablet and desktop. On mobile, the picker layout stacks vertically for comfortable tapping. On desktop, side-by-side layouts give you quick access to all formats.