Color Palette Extractor

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Drop any image and instantly extract its dominant color palette using median-cut quantization. Copy colors in HEX, RGB or HSL.

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PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, SVG. Processed entirely in your browser.

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Works great for

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Designers building brand palettes

Upload a logo or brand photo and extract the exact HEX and RGB values that define the visual identity. Build a consistent color system without using an eyedropper manually.

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Developers matching UI to imagery

Pull dominant colors from a hero image to create perfectly matched button colors, gradients, and backgrounds. Keep your web design visually cohesive from day one.

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Photographers analyzing color grading

Extract the HSL palette from a reference photo to understand its color grading or tonal story. Replicate a cinematic look across your own image edits.

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E-commerce teams styling product pages

Match product page UI accents to the dominant colors in a product photo. Consistent color theming boosts purchase confidence and perceived quality.

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Illustrators sampling reference artwork

Drop any reference illustration into the extractor and get its key color swatches in seconds. Copy values directly into Figma, Procreate, or your CSS file.

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Marketers creating on-brand content

Extract colors from approved marketing assets to ensure every new banner, slide, and ad uses the correct brand colors in HEX format without guessing.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I extract the dominant colors from a photo?

Drop any image and the tool analyzes it using median-cut quantization to identify the dominant colors automatically. The resulting swatches appear with HEX, RGB, and HSL values ready to copy.

Can I use this to find a brand's colors from its logo?

Yes. Uploading a logo or brand image and extracting its palette is a common way to identify the exact hex values of brand colors when a style guide is not available.

Is extracting colors from my image safe and private?

Yes, the extraction runs in your browser, so the image you upload is not sent anywhere to compute its color palette.

What formats can I copy the extracted colors in?

Each extracted swatch can be copied as HEX, RGB, or HSL, so you can paste the value directly into whichever format your design tool or stylesheet expects.

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