Analyze image pixels online free — check resolution, pixel count, color distribution and file size details. Browser-based, no upload needed.
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Free online pixel analysis tool for images. Count pixels of specific colors, calculate color ratios, and find unique color counts.
Yes, select or enter a color to see its pixel count and percentage of the total.
Yes, the total number of unique colors and a list of top colors are displayed.
Divide the pixel count by the dots per inch you intend to print at. At the 300 DPI print standard, a 3000×2000 px photo comes out at 10×6.7 inches, roughly 25×17 cm. For screen use, 72-96 DPI is plenty, so the same file covers a far larger area. That is why the question "is this image big enough" has no answer until you say what it is for.
Knowing the color count tells you immediately which file format will serve you. Fewer than 256 colors usually means an icon or a flat graphic, which shrinks dramatically as a PNG; tens of thousands of colors means a photograph, where JPG or WebP is far more efficient. And when a logo or UI element carries more colors than expected, anti-aliasing or a shadow has crept in — re-exporting from the vector source will clean it up.