Image Color Palette Extractor

Extract the dominant colors of a photo, pick others with a click on the image, then copy or export the palette.

Drag an image here or click to choose oneJPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, AVIF… · you can also paste an image (Ctrl+V)

Your images stay in your browser: they are never uploaded or stored.

Free · no sign-up

About this tool

This free tool extracts a color palette from an image. Drop in a photo, logo or screenshot and it shows the dominant colors with their HEX codes and the share of the image each one covers. It suits designers, shop and restaurant owners who want colors that match their storefront or dishes, and anyone looking for the exact code of a shade.

Pick between 3 and 10 colors with the slider. If one shade is not right, select it and click the image to replace it with the color of that exact spot. Then copy the list of codes, download the palette as a PNG image, or open it in the palette generator to keep working on it. The analysis runs in your browser.

  • Extracts 3 to 10 dominant colors
  • HEX codes and share of each color
  • Click the image to pick a color
  • Download the palette as PNG
  • Open directly in the palette generator

How to use it

  1. Drag an image into the drop zone, click to choose one, or paste it with Ctrl+V.
  2. Set the number of colors with the slider.
  3. Click a palette color, then click the image to replace it if needed.
  4. Click Copy, Download palette as PNG, or Open in the palette generator.

Frequently asked questions

Is my image uploaded to a server?

No. The image is read and analyzed in your browser; it is never uploaded or stored.

Is this palette extractor free?

Yes, it is completely free and needs no account or sign-up.

How do I get the code of one specific color in the photo?

Click a palette color to select it, then click the spot you want in the image: the swatch takes the color of that point. Clicking the swatch again copies its HEX code.

Does the palette PNG carry a watermark?

Yes, a small, discreet "kspnai.com/tools/image-palette" mark with the KSPNAI logo sits in the bottom right corner of the downloaded image. The copied list of codes has none.

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