Chances are you've more than once run into an image and needed to pull out its color. That's why we at Neoteo present five tools for extracting hexadecimal and RGB values from an image so you can get the palette you liked so much. All the platforms we'll mention let you extract colors in batches and also get the values without needing an internet connection.
Wenovo – Picture to Color
We'll start with Wenovo – Picture to Color, a very capable platform for extracting hexadecimal, RGB, HSB, and HSL values from an image. You can copy the code from the Extraction icon in the top-right corner, and it goes straight to your clipboard.
Cyotek Color Palette Editor
Cyotek Color Palette Editor lets you create a color palette or extract colors from one or more images. After uploading an image, you select the pixel with the color you want and choose the "extract colors" option to see the RGB, Hex, and HSL codes.
Able Opus Color Extractor
Able Opus Color Extractor also lets you choose a color from an image by selecting a pixel. Once you mark the color, you can hover over the selection and a popup opens with the RGB, Hex, and HSB code to copy to your clipboard.
SE-ColorMaker
SE-ColorMaker is a powerful platform that lets you extract a color from an image easily. From the Selector de color option you can load the image, then choose the exact pixel and get RGB, HSL, and Hex codes.
ColorPic
We finish with ColorPic, a versatile color picker that grabs palettes of up to 16 colors at once. The environment also includes four color mixers so you can choose a full spectrum of possibilities. Besides showing hexadecimal and decimal codes, it offers services like adjusting Hue, Saturation, Value, Red, Green, and Blue values, and it saves multiple color palettes automatically, among other options.
With these five free Windows programs for getting RGB, Hex, and HSL values from an image, you'll be able to grab the exact color from any picture.
