Color palette from image.
Find the dominant colors in a photo, screenshot, or illustration. Copy HEX, RGB, or CSS variables. Your image stays on this device.
Bring an image.
Drop or paste an image, or choose a file.
PNG, JPEG, WebP · up to 40 MB / 32 MP
Colors, ready to use.
Dominant color groups, ordered by coverage. Near-identical shades are combined; transparent pixels are ignored.
From image to palette.
Choose an image with the colors you want to reuse. The extractor samples a smaller version and groups similar RGB colors. Coverage describes the sampled image, so tiny accents may be absent. A monochrome image can return fewer than six colors.
Use HEX values in design tools or copy the CSS variables into your stylesheet. These colors describe your image; they do not automatically form accessible text and background pairs. Check contrast in the context where you use them.
Questions people ask.
Is my image uploaded?
No. Decoding, sampling, and palette extraction happen in your browser. No account is required.
Are these exact source colors?
The tool averages nearby sampled colors into dominant groups. Values approximate those groups; it is not a pixel eyedropper.
Can I export the colors?
Copy individual HEX and RGB values, copy CSS custom properties, or download a JSON palette with coverage estimates.