Color Palette Extractor

A photo, a screenshot, a moodboard - sometimes the perfect color world already sits in an image, you just have to pull it out. The color palette extractor analyses your image and extracts the dominant colors, so in seconds you have a coherent palette instead of chasing pixel by pixel with an eyedropper.

How fine the palette gets is up to you: five colors for the rough tone, up to twenty for fine gradation. Each color comes in several formats at once, because depending on the tool you need HEX for CSS, RGB for graphics programs, HSL to tweak brightness and saturation, or OKLCH for modern, perceptual work. One click copies the value you need right now.

So the palette is not just pretty but usable, there is the harmony analysis. The tool detects color relationships like complementary, analogous and triadic pairs and displays them. So you see at a glance which colors work together and which rather clash.

The most important practical part is the WCAG contrast check. For color combinations the tool computes the contrast ratio and shows whether it reaches levels AA and AAA - for normal and for large text. So you build accessible combinations right away, instead of later realising nobody can read the heading on the background.

Once the palette is done, you export it in the format that fits your workflow: CSS variables, a Tailwind config, SCSS variables, clean JSON or Adobe ASE for the Adobe programs. So the palette moves straight into your project without you retyping values.

The image is processed server-side so the color analysis runs reliably even on larger images. The result is a palette that designers, developers and anyone building something colourful can work with immediately.