Small, practical tools with clear limitations

What the site is for

The site started with one task: click a pixel in an image and copy its color value. It now includes a focused set of related tools for image conversion, color extraction, format conversion, and accessibility checks.

Tools are designed to work without accounts. Where possible, image processing happens locally using browser APIs. Each tool page explains whether files stay in the browser and which formats or features it can reliably support.

How content is written

Guides are intended to answer a specific practical question and connect it to a working tool. We consolidate overlapping subjects instead of publishing many pages that repeat the same advice with slightly different keywords.

We do not claim certifications, customer counts, ratings, partnerships, or professional experience that cannot be independently verified. Examples and technical explanations are reviewed against the behavior of the tools.

Privacy and data handling

The main color picker and image converter process selected files in the browser. The files are not intentionally uploaded by these tools. Analytics and advertising services, when enabled, may receive standard web request information as described in the privacy policy.

Limitations

Browser support varies. Some formats such as HEIC, TIFF, and PDF require specialized decoders and are not advertised as supported by the local image converter. Color samples from photographs represent captured pixels, which may differ from an object's original color because of lighting and image processing.

Corrections and feedback

If a tool does not behave as described or a guide contains an error, please use the contact page. Specific reports that include the browser, device, and steps to reproduce an issue are especially useful.