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Über dieses Tool
Pick exact pixel colors from any uploaded image. Hover or click to read the HEX, RGB and HSL values for the pixel under the cursor - useful for design system audits, matching brand colors from a screenshot, recreating gradients, or pulling palette inspiration from a photo.
Privvert renders the image to a canvas so picks are pixel-accurate. Zoom in for the most precise grab, especially on antialiased edges. Everything runs in your browser - the image is never uploaded.
The picker reads the raw RGB values of each pixel directly from the decoded image bitmap - the same colors a designer or developer would extract in Photoshop's eyedropper. No averaging, no smoothing, no color profile transformations: the value you see is exactly what's stored in the file at that pixel.
Funktionen
- Pixel-accurate eyedropper
- HEX, RGB and HSL output for every pick
- Zoom for sub-pixel precision
- Picked-color history (with copy on click)
- Reads JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP
- Browser-only - images never uploaded
- Free and unlimited
So funktioniert's
- Drop in an image.
- Hover or click anywhere to read the color values.
- Use scroll/pinch to zoom in for precise picks.
- Copy the HEX, RGB or HSL value.
Alles passiert direkt in deinem Browser mit JavaScript und WebAssembly. Deine Dateien werden nie hochgeladen, nie gespeichert und nie von uns gesehen.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
By default the tool reads the single pixel under the cursor. For averaged sampling, zoom in and pick a representative pixel from the area.
JPG compression introduces color noise - adjacent pixels of a 'solid' brand color often differ by a few RGB units. Zoom in and pick a pixel away from edges and noise for the truest value.
Not from this tool. Take a screenshot first (full-quality PNG, not compressed JPG), then pick from the screenshot.
Yes - values are read in sRGB, which matches how every browser displays color.
Your monitor's color profile, screen brightness and ambient light all affect perception. The hex value Privvert returns is what's in the file - that's the truth for code and design tools, even when it doesn't match what you visually see.
Output includes HEX, RGB and HSL by default. OKLCH and other modern color spaces are on the roadmap. CMYK requires a color profile conversion and is out of scope for a web tool - use a real prepress app for print work.