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Color Picker

Pick a color, paste a code or use the eyedropper to get HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK values, lighter and darker shades, and a quick readability check for text.

Updated November 5, 2026 Β· Free Β· Runs in your browser

Color Picker

HEX
RGB
HSL
CMYK
White text
Black text

Tints and shades (click one to use it):

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How to use the color picker

  1. Click the color box to choose a color, or type a code such as #FF6B35, rgb(255, 107, 53), hsl(20, 100%, 60%) or a name like coral.
  2. Copy the format you need: HEX for websites and design apps, RGB for screens, HSL for adjusting lightness, CMYK as a starting point for print.
  3. Click a tint or shade to explore lighter and darker versions.

What the codes mean

  • HEX: six characters for red, green and blue, such as #176B60.
  • RGB: red, green and blue from 0 to 255.
  • HSL: hue (0–360Β°), saturation and lightness in percent.
  • CMYK: cyan, magenta, yellow and black for printing. Screen-to-print conversion is approximate; ask your printer for exact values.

Is my text readable on this color?

The contrast numbers follow the WCAG accessibility guidelines. A ratio of 4.5:1 or higher passes level AA for normal text; 3:1 is enough for large, bold headings.

Color Picker FAQs

How do I convert HEX to RGB?

Type or paste the HEX code into the box. The RGB, HSL and CMYK values update instantly.

What is a good contrast ratio?

For normal body text, aim for at least 4.5:1 (WCAG AA). Large headings need at least 3:1.

Can I pick a color from my screen?

Yes, in browsers that support the EyeDropper feature, such as Chrome and Edge on a computer. A β€œPick a color from the screen” button appears when it is available.

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