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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

Image Color Palette

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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 grouped by colour similarity, and each group is reported as the colour in the middle of it: a colour that is really in the picture, not an average of neighbours. Transparent pixels are not counted, so a logo on a transparent background gives its own colours rather than black, and shades too close to tell apart, or the blended edge where two colours meet, count as one colour. Each comes with HEX and RGB values and its share of the picture.

What this tool includes

Everything you need, without a paywall.

Free Pro batch queue included
Dominant palette
HEX colors
RGB values
Configurable color count
Questions

Common questions.

How many colours do I get?

Up to the number you choose. Fewer come back when the picture has fewer distinct colours: shades the eye cannot tell apart are merged rather than listed twice.

Why are the colours slightly different from what I see?

Each colour is the middle pixel of a group of similar pixels, so a flat colour in a logo comes back exactly. In a photo, where every pixel differs a little, it is the typical shade of that area.

Does it work on a logo with a transparent background?

Yes. Transparent pixels are ignored, so you get the logo’s colours, not the black or white its empty pixels hold.

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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