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Pick colors from the current webpage, view multiple formats, and save the last 10 picks. Color Picker by technohues is a simple, fast color-picking extension for designers, developers, creators, and anyone who works with web colors. Open the extension popup, start the picker, hover over any visible pixel on the current webpage, and click to capture its color. The extension instantly saves your latest pick and shows it in multiple useful formats, including HEX, HEXA, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, HSV, and CMYK. Your recent picks are saved in a clean expandable list, so you can quickly revisit and copy colors while designing, coding, auditing a website, or building a brand palette. Key Features - Pick colors directly from the current webpage - View color values in multiple formats - Save the last 10 picked colors - Expand each color to see full format details - Copy any color format with one click - Light mode, dark mode, and system appearance support - Optional profile sync for extension settings - Lightweight popup UI built for quick workflows Color Picker by technohues is useful when you need to inspect a site’s palette, match a color from a design reference, grab a UI color while coding, or collect inspiration from webpages without opening DevTools. The extension does not require a complicated setup. Install it, open any webpage, click the extension icon, and start picking colors.
May 4, 2026
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