Extract a Color Palette From an Image
Extract the dominant colors from an imported image to build a palette, in your browser.
Palette of the 8 dominant colors. Image processed locally, never uploaded.
🔒 100% client-side — no data sent
Extract the dominant colors from any image to get a ready-to-use palette with its hex codes. The tool analyzes the pixels and groups the picture's main hues. Everything runs 100% in your browser: your image is never uploaded.
What is it for?
- ▸ Create a consistent brand palette from a visual
- ▸ Grab the hex codes of colors from a screenshot or design
- ▸ Match a website's interface to a hero photo's color
- ▸ Build an inspiration swatch set for a moodboard
FAQ
How do I extract the dominant colors from an image?
Upload your image into the tool; it scans the pixels and clusters the most present hues into a palette. You get the main colors with their hex codes to copy.
How many colors does the palette contain?
The tool extracts a set of dominant colors representative of the image, usually a few key hues. That is enough to capture the visual's color mood.
Can I get the color codes in hex format?
Yes, each palette color comes with its hexadecimal code, ready to paste into your CSS or design tool. Processing stays local to your browser.