CMYK Color picker from image

This part of our website focuses on CMYK colors. It’s an easy-to-use online tool designed to help you extract CMYK color values from images!

Are you on the lookout for a straightforward and effective solution to grab the exact CMYK color codes from your images? Look no further – our user-friendly online tool is here for you, and it won’t cost you a thing. Just toss in your image, and our tool will take a careful look, handing you the accurate CMYK codes for the colors you choose. This feature is super handy for designers, developers, and anyone tinkering with digital projects that demand spot-on color management. Dive into the simplicity of effortlessly snagging CMYK color codes from your images. Boost your color-centered tasks with ease – give it a whirl now and see how smoothly you can snag the CMYK codes you’re after.

Color Picker (upload image):

• Step 1 - Upload your file.
• Step 2 - Point and click.

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Hover and click to pick samples. You can also reset image or get a different one.

HEX

#674a32

RGB

rgb(103, 74, 50)

HSL

27°, 35%, 30%

CMYK

cmyk(0%, 28%, 51%, 60%)

HEX

#c6bbb5

RGB

rgb(198, 187, 181)

HSL

21°, 13%, 74%

CMYK

cmyk(0%, 6%, 9%, 22%)

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How extract CMYK values from image

It’s simple in RGB, each pixel of uploaded image lights up as a tiny color dot on the canvas, and its color value is initially stored using RGB (Red, Green, Blue) space.

However, this tool goes beyond the standard RGB analysis; it performs an additional step to derive CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) values from the RGB data.

This tool bridges the gap between digital and print by extracting CMYK values from the same RGB image. After the initial RGB analysis, the tool intelligently converts the color information to CMYK, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of the color distribution suitable for both digital and print applications.his becomes very useful, when we talk about print media, like images destined for a physical printout, CMYK is the preferred color model. CMYK represents the four ink plates used in the printing process.

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