Designer / Color
Palette Extractor
Extract dominant colors from an image locally in your browser and copy ready-to-use palette values for design and CSS work. Upload an image, pull out the dominant colors, and copy production-ready palette values without leaving the browser.
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Colors found
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Image size
6
Palette slots
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Source size
Status
Upload an image to extract a palette
Production signals
Palette spread
Narrow
Dark anchors
None found
Light surfaces
None found
Image preview
Upload an image to see the extracted palette.
Palette mood
Palette preview
Extracted colors can become CSS variables, brand starting points, gradients, or handoff swatches in a couple of clicks.
Extracted palette
CSS variables
Extracted CSS variables will appear here.
Gradient starter
linear-gradient(135deg, #111827, #2563eb)
Best contrast pair
Upload an image to evaluate palette contrast.
Practical notes
Upload an image to get palette usage notes.
Strong first-use cases
Pulling brand colors out of a logo, poster, or product photo.
Finding starter gradients and UI swatches from reference imagery.
Building quick CSS variables for landing pages, moodboards, and prototypes.
Why this gets reused
Color extraction is one of those tasks people do constantly but rarely want to open a full design app for.
Copy-ready HEX, RGB, CSS variables, and gradients make the result immediately useful.
Palette mood and coverage signals help turn random colors into something a designer can act on quickly.