The purpose of this study is to assess a fire-damaged concrete structure using a digital camera and image processing software. To simulate it, mortar and paste samples of W/C=0.5(general strength) and 0.3(high strength) were put into an electric furnace and simulated from 100 ℃ to 1000 ℃. Here, the paste was processed into a powder to measure CIELAB chromaticity, and the samples were taken with a digital camera. The RGB chromaticity was measured by color intensity analyzer software. As a result, the residual compressive strength of W/C=0.5 and 0.3 was 87.2 % and 86.7 % at the heating temperature of 400 ℃. However there was a sudden decrease in strength at the temperature above 500 °C, while the residual compressive strength of W/C=0.5 and 0.3 was 55.2 % and 51.9 % of residual strength. At the temperature 700 ℃ or higher, W/C=0.5 and W/C=0.3 show 26.3% and 27.8% of residual strength, so that the durability of the structure could not be secured. The results of L*a*b color analysis show that b* increases rapidly after 700 ℃. It is analyzed that the intensity of yellow becomes strong after 700 ℃. Further, the RGB analysis found that the histogram kurtosis and frequency of Red and Green increases after 700 ℃. It is analyzed that number of Red and Green pixels are increased. Therefore, it is deemed possible to estimate the degree of damage by checking the change in yellow(b* or R+G) when analyzing the chromaticity of the fire-damaged concrete structures.