Extract the dominant color palette from any image. Get hex codes, check WCAG accessibility contrast ratios, and export Tailwind CSS variables instantly.
Upload any image to pull its dominant colors, or click anywhere on the photo to sample an exact pixel. Get HEX, RGB, and HSL for every swatch, adjust how many colors to extract, generate analogous / triadic / complementary harmonies, check WCAG contrast (with a one-click auto-fix), and export the palette as CSS variables, SCSS, Tailwind config, JSON, or an SVG swatch sheet.
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Upload an image and the extractor identifies its dominant colors, returning ready-to-use HEX and RGB values. It's the fastest way to build a palette from a photo, match a brand color, or find the exact shade in a screenshot without a design app.
Drag and drop or select any photo, logo, or screenshot. The palette is extracted instantly, entirely in your browser.
Slide the count control to extract 3-12 colors, or turn on 'Pick from image' and click any spot to sample an exact pixel.
Select a swatch to see its HEX/RGB/HSL, fine-tune lightness, and check WCAG contrast on white and black, hit the wand to auto-fix a failing color.
Choose CSS, SCSS, Tailwind, JSON, or SVG and copy the code, or download an SVG swatch sheet for your design docs.
Turn inspiration into usable values, sample a sunset for a gradient, lift a competitor's accent color, or generate a cohesive theme from a hero image. Processing happens in your browser, so your images are never uploaded to a server.
Upload your image and the tool automatically analyzes it to extract the dominant colors using K-Means clustering. Each color is shown with its HEX, RGB, and HSL values, click any color to copy it.
Yes. Upload any logo image and the tool identifies the primary and secondary brand colors, giving you exact hex codes to use in CSS, Tailwind, or design tools like Figma.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) defines contrast ratios between text and background colors. A ratio of at least 4.5:1 is required for normal text (AA standard) to be readable by users with visual impairments.
You control it, a slider lets you extract anywhere from 3 to 12 dominant colors, ranked by how much visual space and vibrancy they carry in the image. You can also click directly on the photo to sample any exact pixel color.
Yes. The tool generates ready-to-use CSS custom property variables (--color-primary: #hex) and Tailwind config snippets you can paste directly into your project.
Upload a photo and the tool pulls out its dominant colors, showing each as a swatch with HEX, RGB and HSL values you can copy for your designs.
The extracted palette lists the HEX (and RGB/HSL) code for every dominant color, so you can copy the exact values into your CSS or design tool.
Yes. Upload a logo and it identifies the key colors so you can rebuild a brand palette. Extraction runs in your browser, keeping the image private.
Yes: the extractor returns the dominant colors as hex values you can copy directly into your design tools.
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