How many colors are extracted?

Up to 6 of the image's most frequent colors, sorted by how often they appear.

Which formats are supported?

Anything the browser can open: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and more.

Why do the colors differ slightly from the original?

Close shades are merged into one to keep the palette compact and readable. That's expected when picking the main colors.

What format are the colors in?

HEX (e.g., #1E40AF). You can convert them to RGB or HSL with our color converter.

What can I use the extracted palette for?

Matching a design to a photo, building a brand or mood board, or picking website colors that fit an image.

Does it work with screenshots and logos?

Yes — any JPG or PNG works, including screenshots and logos. It pulls out the most prominent colors as HEX codes.

Palette from image

Palette from an image online: upload a photo or picture and the tool extracts the main colors and shows their HEX codes. Find out which colors are in an image. Processed right in your browser.

Upload image

Upload an image to see its main colors and their HEX codes.

How to use it

1

Upload a picture

Click the button and choose an image from your device (JPG, PNG and others).

2

See the palette

The tool extracts up to 6 of the image's most frequent colors.

3

Copy a color

Each swatch shows a HEX code — click “Copy”.

Why it's useful

When you need colors that match a photo, logo or reference — for a presentation, site or post — it's handy to pull a ready palette straight from the image instead of eyeballing shades.

The tool analyzes the image and finds its dominant colors, giving their HEX codes for design and front-end work. Everything happens in the browser: the image is never uploaded to a server.

FAQ

No. The image is processed right in your browser and never sent anywhere — safe and fast.

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