Color Palette Extractor
Upload any image to extract its dominant colors. Copy hex codes with one click.
How to extract a color palette
- Upload any image — a photo, wallpaper, or design.
- Wait a moment while the tool analyzes dominant colors.
- Copy any hex code with a single click, or download the full palette.
Why extract colors from images
Every great design starts from a color palette. Instead of guessing, extract the dominant colors from any image — a sunset photo, a favorite album cover, a screenshot from your favorite game — and use them in your own designs. Web designers, brand designers, and interior stylists rely on color extraction to build cohesive palettes.
Pro tips
- Extract from a high-resolution image — small thumbnails lose subtle tones.
- The tool picks the 5-8 most dominant colors; screenshot a specific region to focus on it.
- Use the extracted palette in the Gradient Generator to build wallpapers that match a mood.
Frequently asked questions
How many colors does it extract?
The six most dominant colors, sorted by how much of the image they cover — enough to build a full palette for design work or matching accessories.
What is a hex code?
A six-character color code like #ff6b35 used in CSS, Figma, Photoshop, and virtually every design tool. Click any extracted swatch to copy its hex code instantly.
Which image formats work?
JPG, PNG, and WebP up to around 30 MB. Extraction runs fully in your browser, so even large images process in a second or two without uploading anything.