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Color Scheme from Image - Online Extract Palette

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Extract Color Palette from Image

Upload any photo and instantly get its dominant colors – perfect for designers, artists, and branding.

Drag & Drop Your Image Here

or click to browse (JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP)

Max file size: 10MB

Frequently Asked Questions

It's a free online tool that analyzes the pixels of your uploaded image and extracts the most dominant colors to form a palette. Designers, artists, and marketers use it to build cohesive color schemes from photos.

The tool resamples your image, groups similar colors using quantization, and counts how often each color appears. The most frequent colors are then presented as your palette. All processing happens instantly in your browser – no uploads to any server.

The current limit is 12 dominant colors to keep the palette useful and visually clean. For most design projects, 3–7 colors are recommended. You can always process different images or adjust the slider to find the sweet spot.

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your image never leaves your device. Privacy is fully respected.

By default colors are displayed in HEX (e.g., #3A7B8C). Click the "Show RGB" button to toggle to RGB values (e.g., rgb(58,123,140)). You can copy either format with a single click on a swatch.

Absolutely. This color extractor is completely free with no ads, no sign-up, and no limits. Use it as often as you like for personal or commercial projects.

Simply click any color swatch to copy its code, then paste it into your design software (Figma, Photoshop, Canva), CSS, or presentation. You can also download the whole palette as a PNG file for sharing or inspiration.

To reduce noise, very similar shades are merged during quantization. This produces a clean, representative palette rather than dozens of barely distinguishable tones. The result is intentionally a simplified snapshot of your image's color identity.

Transparent pixels are ignored during analysis. The final palette is built only from opaque areas, so you get an accurate representation of visible content.

After extraction, click "Download Palette PNG". A graphic showing all colors side by side will be saved to your device, perfect for sharing with your team or keeping as a reference.
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