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Image Color Palette Extractor

Extract dominant, vibrant, or muted colors from images. Generate color schemes with HEX, RGB, HSL values and export palettes for design projects.

Upload any image and extract its dominant colors as a usable palette. The tool identifies the most prominent colors, displays them with hex and RGB values, and lets you copy them directly into your design workflow. Useful when you want to match a color scheme from a photo, artwork, or brand reference.

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Image Color Palette Extractor: a worked example

You want to build a UI theme from the dominant colours of a brand photograph.

Input

brand.jpg · extract 5 dominant colours
Image Color Palette Extractor produces

Palette

#1B2A41  #2E5266  #6E8898  #9FB1BC  #D3D0CB

Pixels are clustered in colour space so the result is the photo’s perceptually dominant colours, not random samples. Exact hex values make it trivial to seed design tokens that feel on-brand.

Why Use a Color Palette Extractor?

Upload any image and extract its dominant colors as a usable palette. The tool identifies the most prominent colors, displays them with hex and RGB values, and lets you copy them directly into your design workflow. Useful when you want to match a color scheme from a photo, artwork, or brand reference.

How to use

  1. 1Upload an image
  2. 2Set how many colors to extract
  3. 3View the generated palette with hex/RGB values
  4. 4Click any color to copy its value

Key features

  • Extracts dominant colors from any image
  • Adjustable palette size (3 to 12+ colors)
  • Displays hex, RGB, and HSL values
  • One-click copy for each color
  • Visual palette preview strip

Common use cases

  • Design inspiration

    Extract colors from photos, artwork, or mood boards to build color schemes for your projects.

  • Brand color matching

    Pull exact color values from brand assets or competitor materials.

  • Web development

    Quickly grab color codes from reference images for CSS styling.

Frequently asked questions

How does it determine dominant colors?

The tool uses color quantization algorithms to group similar pixels and identify the most frequently occurring color clusters.

Can I extract colors from a specific region?

Currently it analyzes the entire image. Crop to your area of interest first if you need region-specific colors.

What color formats are supported?

Hex, RGB, and HSL values are provided for each extracted color.

Private by design

Images are decoded, edited, and exported entirely inside this browser tab. No originals, exports, or metadata are uploaded.