Tools › Image tools › Color Palette Extractor
Automatically pulls out the colors used most in an image and shows them as HEX codes. Batch processing supported — no AI, just color statistics.
Your images are never sent to a server (processed in your browser)
How to use
- Choose the images you want colors from (multiple allowed).
- Pick how many colors to extract.
- Click any swatch to copy its HEX code.
How "color frequency" picks the palette
This tool groups each pixel's color into a slightly coarse bucket and extracts the buckets with the most pixels as the representative colors — it's not an AI judging which colors look "striking." Since it's purely based on the area each color covers, large background regions tend to rank higher than small accent colors.
Handy for
- Building a color scheme for a website or slide deck from a photo or illustration
- Checking the HEX codes used in a brand logo
- Finding a reference color to match the tone across several photos
FAQ
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Color extraction happens entirely in your browser.
Will a small but eye-catching accent color show up?
Probably not. Since this method ranks colors by the area they cover, small accent colors tend not to make the top results.
Does a transparent PNG's transparent area count as a color?
Transparent areas are treated as a white background for counting purposes. If you want to exclude them, trim the transparent margin first.