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Image Color Palette

Extract a dominant color palette from any uploaded image. Shows the top colors with HEX values — useful for brand identity, design matching, and color inspiration.

Drop or click to choose an image

How to use the image color palette

Drop or pick an image; the 6 most-used colors are extracted client-side and shown as a palette.

Formula & explanation

We downsample to ≤100×100, bucket pixels into 32³ RGB cubes, and pick the densest. Fast, deterministic, no server upload.

Examples

Useful for matching a brand color from a logo, or finding the dominant tones of a photo.

Frequently asked questions

Is my image uploaded to a server?
No — color extraction runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your image never leaves your device.
How are the dominant colors determined?
The image is downsampled to at most 100×100 pixels, then pixels are grouped into 32³ RGB buckets. The six most-populated buckets become the palette.
Why does the palette sometimes look washed out?
Very high-contrast images can produce averaged bucket colors that appear muted. For better results, crop to the specific area of interest before uploading.
Can I copy the hex codes?
Yes — click any color swatch to copy its hex code to the clipboard.

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