Pick your color
Pick a color with the swatch, the eyedropper, or by typing a code.
Pick any color and get HEX, RGB and HSL values with a shade paletteDesigners and developers juggle color codes all day: a brand color from a logo, a hover state, a background that almost matches. This picker pulls those jobs into one place: swatch, screen sample or typed code, with HEX, RGB and HSL in sync.
Pick any color and get HEX, RGB and HSL values with a shade palette
Nearest named CSS color: Royal Blue
Hue, saturation %, lightness %.
Tints (mixed with white)
Shades (mixed with black)
Tones (mixed with grey)
Pick a color with the swatch, the eyedropper, or by typing a code.
Read the HEX, RGB and HSL values and copy the one you need.
Browse the tints, shades and tones and click any swatch to copy it.
This color picker keeps the everyday jobs in one place: synced HEX, RGB and HSL fields, a big live preview, and a screen eyedropper on browsers that support it.
It also generates tints, shades and tones from any base color, with every swatch copyable in one click.
Whatever format your project needs, already on screen.
On Chrome and Edge, the eyedropper samples any pixel on your screen, even outside the browser window, for instant brand matching.
Nudge HSL lightness up or down to build hover states and depth by hand, since HSL is the designer's friend for variations.
Three generated families turn one color into a full scale: tints toward white, shades toward black, and tones toward grey.
The tool names the nearest familiar CSS color, like Royal Blue, so you can describe the pick in plain words to a client.
Which format to grab.
HEX is the default in CSS for solid colors, and the HEX field stays in sync with every change you make.
RGB fits when transparency enters the picture, with the RGB fields updating live right alongside the swatch as you drag.
HSL is the designer's friend for variations, because nudging lightness up or down builds hover states and depth by hand.
No uploads, no account, just the codes. Copy what you need, paste it, move on.