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To extract RGB and HEX color values from an image pixel, you can use a local HTTP server to render the image in a browser and track real-time mouse-over coordinates. Moving your cursor over the image instantly displays the color data for that specific pixel.

Finding exact X and Y pixel coordinates in a design mockup is done by rendering the image through a local server and hovering your mouse. The browser displays real-time coordinate tracking, allowing precise pixel identification for UI design workflows.

Yes, you need Node.js to host the local HTTP server required for image pixel inspection. The server handles image file access via absolute paths and renders the visual interface in your browser for real-time color and coordinate extraction.

Yes, you can copy extracted color HEX codes immediately during image analysis. The browser-based inspector features one-click copy functionality, instantly sending coordinate and RGB/HEX color information to your clipboard for quick documentation.

To open a local image file for color inspection, provide its absolute path to the local server. The server renders the image in your browser, enabling precise mouse-over tracking of coordinate and color data for analysis workflows.