Image Color Palette Extractor
Find the main colors in a photo or graphic. Generate a palette with HEX color codes you can copy for your next design.
Your Color Palette
Select Copy HEX to copy an individual color code. Results are estimates based on sampled pixels from your image.
How to Extract Colors From an Image
- Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
- Choose how many colors you want in your palette.
- Click Extract Colors to analyze the image.
- Copy the HEX codes and use them in your design project.
What Is an Image Color Palette?
An image color palette is a collection of colors found in a photo, illustration, or graphic. Designers use palettes to keep websites, brand graphics, presentations, and social media posts visually consistent.
HEX codes identify colors in a format commonly used in web design. For example, #FFFFFF represents white and #000000 represents black. This tool samples an image and estimates its most common color groups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find HEX colors in an image?
Upload your image to this tool and click Extract Colors. The palette displays estimated main colors with their HEX codes, which you can copy individually or together.
Can I extract a color palette from a photo?
Yes. You can upload a supported photo and generate a palette of its main color groups. Results depend on the image’s colors and the sampling method.
Which image formats are supported?
This tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images in browsers that can display those formats.
Are the extracted colors exact?
Not always. The tool samples pixels and groups similar colors, so the palette is an estimate. It may not include every color or the exact shade you want.
Do I need to install software?
No installation is required. The tool runs in your browser and is designed for quick color palette extraction.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
The tool processes the selected image in your browser and does not intentionally upload it to a processing server. Other website services, browser extensions, or security software may operate separately.