🎨 Overview
Extract dominant colors and a full palette from any image. Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and more for designers and developers.
📋 Supported Formats
- Input: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, SVG, and other common formats.
- Output: HEX values (e.g. #FF5733).
- Color space: RGB.
💡 Steps
- Click the upload area or drag an image in.
- The image is analyzed and dominant colors are extracted.
- See the main color in the "Dominant" section.
- See the full palette in the "Palette" section.
- Click any swatch to copy its HEX value.
🎯 Use Cases
- Web design color schemes.
- UI/UX color inspiration.
- Brand color analysis.
- Print and graphic design references.
- CSS color picking.
- Art and color study.
✨ Highlights
- Smart extraction: Color Thief algorithm for dominant tones.
- Full palette: A representative multi-color swatch set.
- One-click copy: Click a swatch to copy HEX.
- Instant results: Palette appears right after upload.
- Responsive: Works on different screen sizes.
- Local only: Processing stays in the browser.
⚠️ Notes
- Rich, high-contrast images usually give better palettes.
- Keep files under ~10MB for speed.
- Results vary with image quality and content.
- A "Copied" toast appears for 3 seconds after copy.
- Nothing is uploaded to a server.
💡 Tips
- On busy images, the dominant color is usually the largest area.
- Palette colors are ordered by importance.
- Upload several images to compare schemes.
- Save favorite HEX values in your design tools or notes.
- Combine with other design apps using the copied values.
❓ FAQ
- Why don’t the colors match what I expected?
Extraction is algorithmic and depends on content and lighting. Use clear, high-contrast images. - How many colors are extracted?
One dominant color plus a palette of the most representative colors in the image. - Do transparent PNGs work?
Yes — transparent areas are not included in extraction. - How do I get more accurate colors?
Use high-quality, saturated images; avoid heavy over- or under-exposure.