Extract Colors from Image

Instantly extract the dominant colors from any image, photo, or logo. Upload your JPG or PNG file and this tool will analyze the image, generate a beautiful color palette, and provide HEX codes you can copy for design, branding, or web projects. All processing happens in your browser—your image never leaves your device.

  • Upload or drag-and-drop an image (JPG/PNG, up to 5MB)
  • Get a palette of 5-10 dominant colors instantly
  • Copy HEX color codes with one click
  • No image sent to server—100% private
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Upload Image to Extract Color Palette


Drag & drop your image here or
JPG or PNG, max 5MB. No upload—processed in your browser.
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Extracted Color Palette

Practical Uses: Where Extracted Color Palettes Shine

Branding & Logo Design
Extract main colors from logos or inspiration images to ensure brand consistency. Quickly generate a cohesive brand palette from photos, competitor assets, or mood boards.
Web & UI Design
Build color schemes for websites, apps, or UI kits from real images. Match backgrounds, buttons, and accents to the dominant colors in your hero images or product shots.
Social Media Content
Create matching backgrounds, highlight colors, or story templates for social media posts. Make your feed visually coherent by extracting and using colors from your best photos.
Marketing & Print
Inform the design of flyers, packaging, business cards, and other print materials by extracting colors from product images or photography, then using the exact HEX codes for print fidelity.
Personal Projects & Home Decor
Extract palettes for mood boards, crafts, or room makeovers. Find harmonious color schemes based on your favorite photos for art, painting, or interior design.

How This Tool Works

  • 1. Upload Image: Drag or select a JPG/PNG image. The tool reads your image directly in your browser—no upload, no privacy risk.
  • 2. Analyze & Extract: Our color algorithm identifies the most frequent colors, ignoring background noise and gradients.
  • 3. Display Palette: The top 5-10 dominant colors are shown as swatches, each labeled with its HEX code for easy copying and use in any design software.
  • 4. Copy & Apply: Click any HEX code to instantly copy. Use these colors in web design, CSS, graphic software, or share them with your team.

Quick Example

Example image for color extraction
Upload your own photo to see its unique color scheme!

Understanding Color Codes

HEX codes (e.g., #e2c044) are the universal format for digital color, used in CSS, web design, and most graphic tools. Each code represents a unique color.
RGB values (e.g., rgb(34, 154, 187)) are also used in design and printing. All HEX codes shown here can be easily converted to RGB—just use our HEX to RGB Converter!

Expert Tips for Better Color Extraction

  • Use high-quality, well-lit, and focused images for more accurate palettes.
  • Avoid uploading images with busy gradients or heavy filters—solid areas of color work best.
  • Want an extended or custom palette? Use this tool to extract base colors, then expand with our Palette Generator.
  • For exact pixel color picking, use the Color Picker Tool.
  • HEX codes are ideal for web and digital; use RGB for print or when working with CMYK conversions.

Upload your image above, and the tool will display a palette of the most dominant colors found in the photo. Each color is labeled with its HEX code for easy copying—just click to copy and use directly in your CSS or design software.

Yes! This tool was designed for exactly that purpose. Upload any JPG or PNG photo to instantly get a curated palette of its most prominent colors—perfect for themes, branding, or creative inspiration.

No. For your privacy, all image processing and color extraction happens 100% in your browser. Your image never leaves your device and is not uploaded or stored anywhere.

Absolutely! The tool works with logos, digital artwork, and photos. For images with many colors, the tool will show the most dominant ones—if you want to pick an exact pixel, use our Color Picker Tool instead.