Our guide below will show you how to use the Eyedropper Tool in Photoshop to copy a color as HTML so that you can paste it directly into an HTML element.
Get the HTML Code for a Color from a Photoshop File
The steps in this article will assume that you have a color in a Photoshop file, and that you would like to get the HTML code for that color so that you can use it on a Web page. We will show you the tool and method to acquire this information in Photoshop, then we will show you the output of the copied information. Step 1: Open your file in Photoshop CS5. Step 2: Click the Eyedropper Tool in the toolbox.
Step 3: Place the tip of the Eyedropper Tool on the color for which you need the HTML code, then right-click on it and choose the Copy Color as HTML option.
If you then paste the information, it will be pasted in the format shown in the picture below.
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