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Extract a Color Palette from Any Image

Turn any photo, screenshot or artwork into a color palette: the dominant colors are extracted with median-cut quantization right in your browser. Click anywhere on the image to pick an exact pixel, then copy every color as HEX or RGB.

🔒 100% private — files never leave your browser

Drag & drop an image here

photo, screenshot or artwork — analyzed locally, never uploaded

How to use the Color Palette from Image

  1. 1 Drop an image into the box, or click to browse.
  2. 2 Choose how many colors the palette should have (2–12).
  3. 3 Click a swatch to copy its HEX code — or click the image itself to pick one exact pixel.

Frequently asked questions

How is the palette calculated?

A median-cut quantizer groups the image pixels into color clusters locally in your browser, then reports the average color of each cluster sorted by how much of the image it covers. No image data is uploaded.

Can I pick one exact pixel color?

Yes — move your pointer over the image to preview the pixel under it and click to add it to your palette. Great for matching a precise brand color inside a screenshot.

Which formats can I copy?

Every swatch copies as HEX by default; RGB is shown alongside. Both are valid CSS colors, ready to paste into your design tool or stylesheet.