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Color palette from image

Every photo has a hidden color palette that can define your entire visual identity. Our extractor analyzes any image and pulls the dominant colors with hex, RGB, and HSL codes. Upload your brand photo, product, or inspiration and get a professional palette in seconds. Everything is processed locally in your browser—your photos never leave your device.

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Sube una imagen para extraer su paleta de colores dominantes

How it works

1

Upload your image

Drag or select any image: product photo, logo, screenshot, landscape, or any visual reference.

2

Review the extracted palette

The tool analyzes the image and shows 5-8 dominant colors with hex, RGB, and HSL codes.

3

Copy the color codes

Click any color to copy its code in the format you need. Use it on your website, designs, or social media.

How to extract and use a color palette from any image

Color inspiration is everywhere: a photo from your latest trip, the packaging of a product you love, a sunset you captured on your phone. Extracting the color palette from those images is a technique professional designers use to build harmonious combinations already proven in nature or existing design.

A palette extracted from your own brand photo is the fastest way to create visual coherence. If your logo has navy blue and gold, those colors should appear on your link page, your story highlights, your media kit, and any material that represents your brand. Color coherence is one of the pillars of memorable branding.

The pro trick is not using all colors in the palette at the same intensity. Pick a dominant color (60% of visual space), a secondary color (30%), and an accent color (10%). This 60-30-10 rule used in interior design works just as well in digital design and prevents your page from looking like a chaotic rainbow.

Frequently asked questions

How does it extract colors from the image?+
It uses a color quantization algorithm that identifies dominant colors by grouping similar pixels. The result is 5-8 colors representing your image's main palette.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?+
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your image never leaves your device. It's completely private.
What formats do I get the colors in?+
Each color displays in hex (#FF5733), RGB (rgb(255, 87, 51)), and HSL (hsl(14, 100%, 60%)). You can copy any format with one click for use in your design project.
Can I use the palette for my link page?+
Absolutely. Extracting a palette from your logo or brand photo and using it on your link page creates visual coherence. The colors of your page, socials, and graphic material should tell the same story.

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