Extract color palettes from your images. Analyze uploaded images to find 6-10 most used colors with HEX and RGB codes.
Click or drag to upload image
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF and more
Drag and drop an image into the upload area or click to select a file. Supports most image formats including JPG, PNG, and GIF. High-resolution images are processed quickly.
Once the image preview appears, click the 'Extract Colors' button. The algorithm analyzes all pixels to find the most frequently used colors. Typically 6-10 dominant colors are displayed.
Click any color card to automatically copy its HEX code to clipboard. You can paste it directly into design tools or CSS code. RGB values are also shown for versatile usage.
To analyze a different image, click the 'Reset' button to start over. You can repeatedly analyze multiple images to compare color palettes.
Extract colors from reference images or brand logos to apply consistent color palettes to website designs. Designers can save time by getting accurate color codes from client preference images.
Extract colors from competitor brands or inspiring products to analyze trends and develop your brand identity. Useful for maintaining color consistency in marketing materials.
When creating posters, banners, or infographics, extract colors from photos or illustrations to achieve harmonious color schemes. Works efficiently with design tools like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Figma.
Extract colors from interior reference images or furniture photos to select wallpaper, paint, and accessory colors. Upload real space photos to find new colors that harmonize with existing ones.
Most web image formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and BMP are supported. You can upload any image displayable in browsers. While there's no file size limit, very large images may take longer to process. We recommend images under 5MB for optimal performance.
Depending on image complexity, 6-10 dominant colors are extracted. The algorithm samples all pixels and sorts colors by frequency. Simple images yield fewer colors, while complex photos may produce more.
Click any extracted color card to automatically copy its HEX code to clipboard. A notification appears at the top confirming the copy. Paste the code anywhere using Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac). Manually copy RGB values if needed.
No, all processing happens client-side in your browser. Uploaded images are never sent to servers. Colors are extracted locally using the Canvas API, so you can safely use personal or confidential images.
Images are drawn on Canvas, then pixel data is sampled to extract RGB values. Colors are quantized to group similar shades, then sorted by frequency to generate the palette. This approach is similar to K-means clustering but optimized for faster processing.
Most design tools like Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, and Photoshop support HEX code input. Click a color card to copy the HEX code, then paste it into your design tool's color picker. For CSS work, use directly in background-color or color properties.
The algorithm extracts only the most frequently used colors from the entire image. Colors appearing in small areas or with low frequency may not be included in the palette. To extract specific colors, crop the image to show more of that color and re-upload.
Extracted colors represent the dominant colors in the image and may not include all colors. Colors may appear slightly different depending on your display settings. Uploaded images are processed only in your browser and never sent to servers, ensuring privacy and security.
Image color extraction is widely used in design, marketing, and development. Extracting colors from a brand logo allows you to apply consistent brand colors across all marketing materials including websites, print materials, and advertisements. Web developers can extract accurate HEX codes from mockups provided by designers and apply them directly to CSS. Interior designers can extract colors from reference images to plan color combinations for wallpaper, furniture, and accessories. Client-side processing using the Canvas API ensures uploaded images are never sent to a server.
Color palettes are a key element in elevating design quality. Based on extracted colors, try applying various color harmony principles such as complementary, analogous, and triadic compositions. Setting the extracted primary color as your base and adjusting brightness and saturation creates a richer palette. Using design tools like Figma, Adobe Color, or Coolors together with extracted colors allows you to build a professional color system. Clicking a color code automatically copies it to the clipboard for immediate use.
Color choices directly affect user experience and brand perception. Blue tends to symbolize trust and stability, red energy and urgency, green nature and growth, and yellow vitality and caution. Contrast between background and text colors is critical for web accessibility (WCAG standards). Color palettes inspired by photos or nature often feel more natural and harmonious than artificially composed combinations. Use the image color extractor to draw colors from beautiful landscape photos or artworks and apply them to your designs.