HTML Color Picker from Image

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MediumVioletRed

DarkMagenta

Purple

DarkViolet

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Guide

ArtyClick "HTML Color Picker from Image"

Inputs

The feature "HTML Color Picker from Image" provides the HTML names for a given color. It finds color names for 3 types of input:

  • Color name from an image or a photo

  • Color name from a hex or an RGB code

  • Color name from a color picker

Uploading Image

Use the button to select and load your image.

Color Codes

The ArtyClick HTML Color Name Picker can be used to find HTML color names from the hex or RGB color codes. The following color codes are supported:

  • Hex (e.g. "#FF0000" or "#FFF")

  • RGB (e.g. "RGB(255,0,0)")

The supported RGB codes correspond to the 24-bit system where each component ranges between 0 and 255 (8-bit encoding).

HTML Color Names

HTML colors are used to specify the appearance of web pages. They can be defined by using hexadecimal codes, RGB values, HSL values, or predefined color names.

HTML colors that are defined by names (HTML color names) are a convenient way to specify colors in web pages without using hexadecimal codes. There are 140 named colors in HTML, ranging from basic colors like black, white, red, green, blue, and yellow, to more exotic ones like coral, lavender, turquoise, and salmon. Each named color corresponds to a specific RGB value that determines how much red, green, and blue light is mixed to produce the color on the screen. For example, the named color "lime" has an RGB value of (0, 255, 0), which means it is composed of 0% red, 100% green, and 0% blue light.

Named colors are useful in web development to create simple and consistent color schemes. They can also help users who have difficulty distinguishing between certain colors or who have color vision deficiencies.

Named colors have some limitations as well. They are not standardized across different browsers and devices, so they may appear slightly different depending on the settings and preferences of the user. They also do not cover the entire spectrum of possible colors, so they may not be suitable for more complex or nuanced color design. In addition, some named colors may have ambiguous or misleading names that do not accurately reflect their actual appearance.

For a full range of colors beyound the HTML colors spectrum use the Color Name Finder tool.