Extract beautiful color palettes from any image with HEX, RGB, and HSL values
Upload an image to extract its color palette
Choose any image from your device
Set number of colors and quality
See extracted colors with percentages
Copy codes or export as CSS/JSON
Uses K-means clustering algorithm to identify the most significant colors in your image accurately.
Get color values in HEX, RGB, and HSL formats. Switch between formats instantly for your workflow.
Check WCAG contrast ratios for accessibility. Ensure your color combinations are readable.
Extract colors from inspiration images, photographs, or artwork to create cohesive design schemes for websites, apps, or branding materials.
Understand the dominant colors in photographs to match themes, create harmonious compositions, or analyze color distribution.
Export color palettes as CSS variables for immediate use in your web projects. Ensure accessibility with contrast ratios.
Match brand colors from logos or create color schemes that align with brand identity across all marketing channels.
Six-digit code preceded by #. Most common format for web design.
Used in HTML, CSS, design tools
Three values (0-255) for red, green, and blue channels.
Used in CSS, image editing
Hue (0-360°), Saturation (0-100%), Lightness (0-100%).
Intuitive for color manipulation
Our tool uses the K-means clustering algorithm to analyze pixels in your image and group similar colors together. It then identifies the most dominant color clusters and calculates their percentage distribution across the image. This provides an accurate representation of the main colors in your image.
Quality settings determine how many pixels are analyzed. High quality analyzes every pixel for maximum accuracy but is slower.Medium quality samples every 5th pixel, providing a good balance. Low quality samples every 10th pixel for faster results. For most images, medium quality provides accurate results.
Contrast ratio measures the difference in luminance between two colors. It's crucial for accessibility - WCAG guidelines require a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Higher ratios ensure text is readable for people with visual impairments. Our tool shows contrast ratios with both white and black text.
For design projects, 5-6 colors typically provide a good palette. Fewer colors (3-4) work well for minimalist designs, while more colors (8-12) are useful for analyzing complex images or creating comprehensive brand guidelines. The percentage distribution helps you understand which colors are truly dominant.
Colors themselves cannot be copyrighted, so you can freely use the extracted color values. However, be mindful that using colors that are strongly associated with another brand (like Coca-Cola red or Tiffany blue) might cause brand confusion. For original designs, extracted palettes are safe to use commercially.
For web development, use the CSS export which creates CSS custom properties (variables) ready to paste into your stylesheet. For design tools or documentation, use JSON export which includes all color formats and metadata. You can also manually copy individual color codes by clicking the copy button next to each color.
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