Free online tool to extract dominant colors from images and generate palettes. Supports HEX/RGB/HSL formats. Pure frontend, no uploads.
๐ Pure Frontend ยท No Server UploadsThe Color Extractor is an online color extraction tool that automatically analyzes uploaded images and extracts dominant colors to generate a palette. Using the Median Cut algorithm for color clustering analysis, it accurately extracts the main color tones. Supports HEX, RGB, and HSL formats โ click to copy color values for immediate use by designers and developers.
Smart Extraction: Uses the Median Cut algorithm to analyze image pixels and extract the most representative dominant colors.
Adjustable Count: Extract 3-20 colors, adjusting palette richness as needed.
Multiple Formats: Supports HEX, RGB, and HSL color formats for different use cases.
One-Click Copy: Click any color card to copy its value to clipboard.
Batch Export: Copy all colors at once or download the palette as a PNG image.
1. Upload an image (click or drag and drop).
2. Adjust the number of colors to extract (default 8).
3. Click the "Extract" button.
4. View the extracted palette and click color cards to copy values.
5. Batch copy all colors or download the palette.
UI Design: Extract main colors from brand logos or reference images as a basis for UI color schemes.
Frontend Development: Quickly get color values from images for CSS styling.
Color Inspiration: Extract color schemes from great designs or natural landscapes.
Brand Building: Analyze competitor brand colors and develop differentiated color strategies.
An online tool that automatically extracts dominant colors from uploaded images and generates a color palette. Supports HEX, RGB, and HSL output formats.
Supports PNG, JPG/JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP and other common image formats.
Yes. The default is 8 dominant colors, adjustable from 3 to 20.
No. Images are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded. Works offline.
Uses the Median Cut algorithm to cluster image pixels and extract the most representative dominant colors.
Click any color card to copy its value to clipboard. Switch to RGB or HSL format before copying if needed.