Upload a photo and get a palette of its most prominent colors, with codes ready to use.
or drop files here
Designers steal like artists — pull the dominant shades out of a photo, poster or screenshot and reuse the palette in your own layouts, themes and branding.
Upload the image whose colors you want to mine.
Let the extractor cluster the pixels into a dominant palette.
Copy the HEX or RGB codes for the shades you like.
Drop them into your CSS, design tool, or brand guide.
Dominant-color detection with copy-ready codes, all computed in your browser.
The dominant shades are detected automatically; no manual sampling needed.
HEX and RGB values come with each swatch, ready for CSS or a design file.
Pull a palette from a mood photo or a client reference before settling on official colors.
Matching shades from a hero image keeps new banners and cards visually consistent.
The image is analyzed in your browser, keeping unpublished work private.
It clusters pixels by similarity and ranks the groups by how much of the image they cover, so the largest visual areas surface first.
Clustering averages nearby shades into one representative color. For a single pixel exact value, use the Image Color Picker instead.
For interfaces, three to five work well: one dominant shade, a supporting tone and one or two accents. More than that starts to dilute the scheme.
Colors themselves are not copyrightable, but a distinctive combination tied to a brand can be protected. Treat extracted palettes as inspiration and adjust before adopting.
The tool works in all modern browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Opera. We recommend keeping your browser up to date for the best experience.
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