HTML Color picker Online

Easily convert color codes to HEX, RGBA, HSLA, HSVA, CMYK formats with our color picker.

A free and easy-to-use HTML color palette for anyone to use.

Description:

The first slidebar at the bottom can be dragged left or right to change the color.
You can adjust the transparency by dragging the second slidebar at the bottom left and right.
You can change the color format by clicking the up and down arrows to the right of the color codec.
Click the icon to copy the code of the selected color to the clipboard.

Color Magnifier

Description:

You can change the color by dragging the first slidebar left and right.
You can adjust the transparency by dragging the second slidebar left and right.
Click the up and down arrows to the right of the color code to change the color format.
Click the icon to copy the code of the selected color to the clipboard.

Have questions?
Find answers here.

The HTML code for a color is a "#" followed by a six-digit number.
This is the hexadecimal numbering system. For example, "FF" in hexadecimal represents the number 25 in decimal.

In the HTML color code, the first two digits of the symbol represent the intensity of the red color.
00 is the minimum and FF is the strongest.
The third and fourth represent the intensity of green, and the fifth and sixth represent the intensity of blue.
You can combine the intensities of red, green, and blue to create any color you want.

As a graphic designer or website designer, you′re very sensitive to color.
They create multiple designs that match a company′s logo colors and benchmark and work with what colors users like.
For example, not all blues are the same - there are hundreds of different shades of blue, including light blue, dark blue, and dark blue.

When it comes to representing and choosing colors, each color has its own code, which is called a color palette.
This is because when you′re working on your next similar design, you want to make sure that you′re using the same colors that you used in your previous deliverable.

Vivoldi′s HTML color palette tool is free for everyone to use.
From now on, you don′t need to download any software for this simple task.

You don′t have to scroll down through the many color palettes that appear on the internet, you can instantly check the HTML color palette by dropping an eyedropper on the desired color.
At Vivoldi, we are constantly checking and updating all our tools to make them even more convenient for our users.