Color Palette Extractor

Every image is built from thousands of individual pixels, each with its own colour value. A palette extractor analyses those pixels and identifies the handful of colours that dominate the picture, giving you a ready-made colour scheme in HEX and RGB. This is invaluable when you want a design to feel visually cohesive with a photograph — matching a website background to a hero image, pulling brand colours from a logo, or building a mood board from inspiration photos.

Designers and developers use extracted palettes to save hours of manual colour-picking. Instead of squinting at an image and guessing hex codes, you get accurate values you can paste straight into CSS, a design tool, or a style guide. Photographers use it to understand the colour story of their work, marketers use it to keep campaigns on-brand, and artists use it to study the palettes of paintings and photographs they admire.

The extraction runs entirely in your browser using the HTML canvas — your image is never uploaded to a server, so even private or unpublished work stays completely on your device. Upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP, and the dominant colours appear instantly, each one copyable with a single click.