How many colours do I get?
A small representative set rather than every distinct value, since a photograph can contain tens of thousands of unique colours.
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Image Color Palette
Extract the most representative colours from an image and get them as HEX and RGB values. It is the quickest way to build a palette from a photograph, a logo or a screenshot. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.
Built for: color palette from image
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Drop image files hereJSON output · up to 100 files
Included in this tool
Dominant paletteHEX colorsRGB valuesConfigurable color count
When you need this
What people use it for.
Building a brand palette from an existing logo or photograph
Matching a site design to the colours in a hero image
Pulling accurate colour values out of a screenshot or mockup
How it works
What happens to your file.
Pixels are clustered by colour similarity and the most representative clusters are returned as HEX and RGB values with their relative share of the image.
What this tool includes
Everything you need, without a paywall.
Dominant palette
HEX colors
RGB values
Configurable color count
Questions
Common questions.
Why are the colours slightly different from what I see?
Clustering returns a representative colour for each group, so it is an average of similar neighbouring pixels rather than one exact pixel.
How do I get just the single main colour?
Use the Dominant Image Color tool, which returns one colour with its pixel share.
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