Color Palette from Image
Free color palette generator. Extract the dominant colours from any image as HEX and RGB codes and copy them — privately, in your browser.
Drag & drop an image, or click to choose
Extract the dominant colours — privately, in your browser
🔒 Colours are extracted in your browser — your image is never uploaded.
Free Color Palette Generator from Image
This free online color palette generator extracts the dominant colours from any image. Upload a photo, logo or artwork and instantly get its main colours as HEX and RGB codes that you can copy with one click. It’s perfect for designers, developers and anyone building a colour scheme. Everything runs in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.
How to extract colours from an image
- Upload an image by dragging it in or clicking to choose a file.
- The tool instantly shows the most dominant colours in the image.
- Click any swatch to copy its HEX code, or use Copy all hex codes.
- Use the colours in your designs, CSS, brand kit or presentation.
How are the colours chosen?
The tool scales the image down, reads every pixel, and groups similar colours together into buckets. The buckets with the most pixels become your palette, and each swatch shows the average colour of that group. This surfaces the colours that actually dominate the image, rather than rare one-off pixels. Fully transparent areas are ignored so they don’t affect the result.
A colour palette pulled from a photo is a great starting point for a website theme, a brand’s colour
scheme, or matching graphics to a hero image. HEX codes (like #4f46e5) are used in CSS and design
tools, while RGB values are handy for other software — this tool gives you both.