Is There a Tool for Getting a Color Code From an Online Image?

[Anomie]

I'm thinking there must be -- maybe a Firefox plugin or something -- so you can just click on a color in any online image and have the hex code for it pop up.

Yes? No?

As always, thanks for any help!

 

[Tony1Faze]

I always just save the image and use Photoshop to grab the code.

 

[Genesis]

Try ColorZilla - a Firefox Add On:

http://pages.colorzilla.com/welcome/new/?firefox/39.0/-/2.8.1-signed

 

[Anomie]

Try ColorZilla - a Firefox Add On:

Ah, perfect!

Thanks!

 

[GigaBot]

I found this one and it's simple and awesome:

http://html-color-codes.info/colors-from-image/

You just pick image from your PC or Laptop, interesting it doesn't upload it to server, only show it and then you hover desired color and click on it. Quick and great.

 

[pan1]

Inspect element can do this. Try to use color picker on color style and point it to the image.

 

[Anomie]

Inspect element can do this. Try to use color picker on color style and point it to the image.

ColorPicker works great in Firefox. Just what I needed.

 

[pan1]

Inspect element can do this. Try to use color picker on color style and point it to the image.

ColorPicker works great in Firefox. Just what I needed.

Yups.. It works great on Chrome too. Dunno with the IE..:lol:

 

[keltron]

Every browser has many extensions to do this.
But usually I prefer the browser developer console tool.

 

[aya]

I'd rather screen shot the pic & drop it into photoshop than run an extra app, though saying that you can always disable the app

 

[GigaBot]

I use this for quick job done:

http://html-color-codes.info/colors-from-image/

But there are many other similar websites.

 

[Pzixchu]

The tool Colorpic is also a nice one to use to grab any color on screen.

 

[smarthome]

What you are looking for is an eyedropper tool


For example: http://instant-eyedropper.com/

Hope this works for you

 

[Anomie]

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[strowrook]

here.

 

[fouadChk]

I'm thinking there must be -- maybe a Firefox plugin or something -- so you can just click on a color in any online image and have the hex code for it pop up.

Yes? No?

As always, thanks for any help!

 

[studio]

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[techcodestorm]

Thanks for the info on colorzilla its always good to have a new tool for the old toolbelt..
its always good to have something you need already before you actually need it.. :wacko:

 

[Anomie]

I'm amazed that no one didn't mention the built-in Firefox 'Eyedropper' (included for years now in the Tools > Web developer menu)

I'm amazed...that was there all the time and they went and wrote these plugins that did esentially the identical thing.

 

[Anomie]

They're apparently dead for the present.