Color Picker — Pick, Convert, Copy

Choose any color visually and instantly see its HEX, RGB and HSL equivalents. Click once to copy the value you need.

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Color Picker

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Click the swatch to pick, or type a hex value.

Quick Answer

A color picker lets you choose a color visually and hands you the exact values you need to use it in code — HEX, RGB and HSL. Pick a swatch, read the conversions, copy the format your project uses.

What This Tool Does

Click the color input to open the picker, or type a hex value directly. The tool converts your color to HEX, RGB and HSL and shows a large live swatch. Every format is copied with one click.

Key Features

  • Visual picking — the native color dialog is smooth and keyboard-friendly.
  • HEX + RGB + HSL — all three formats at once, updated live.
  • Large swatch — see the color at a glance before committing.
  • One-click copy — grab the exact CSS string you need.

How to Use the Color Picker

  1. Click the color square to open the picker, or type a hex like #6366f1.
  2. Read the HEX, RGB and HSL values on the right.
  3. Click Copy values to copy the whole set to your clipboard.

Use Cases

  • Matching a brand color across CSS, SVG and design exports.
  • Converting a hex from a design tool into the HSL your style guide prefers.
  • Quickly checking contrast by comparing RGB channels.

Tips

  • HSL is often the easiest format to tweak — change lightness to darken or lighten a shade.
  • Keep a small set of brand colors; pasting hexes back and forth invites drift.

Privacy

All conversion is local — nothing is sent anywhere.

Conclusion

Pick a color, get every format, copy and go. Free and instant.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Color Picker

Yes — the color field accepts hex input like #ff5733, and all conversions update immediately.

HEX (e.g. #6366F1), RGB (e.g. rgb(99, 102, 241)) and HSL (e.g. hsl(239, 84%, 67%)).

This picker outputs opaque colors. For transparency, add an alpha channel to the RGB or HSL value yourself — e.g. rgba(99, 102, 241, 0.5).

No — it is free, unlimited, and runs locally in your browser.

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