Webcam Color Detector - Online Live Hue Picker
Point your camera at an object and see the dominant color in real time. Click to copy the hex. Fun tool for designers.
UD5 Toolkit
Upload an image and instantly find its main hue and color palette.
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP
Point your camera at an object and see the dominant color in real time. Click to copy the hex. Fun tool for designers.
Upload an image and extract its dominant colors or full color palette. Download as a CSS snippet or color swatch. Entirely client-side, your images stay private.
Enter an image URL to extract a 5-color dominant palette. Avoids uploading files. Uses canvas to read remote image pixels. Fast and privacy-oriented.
Enter the URL of any online image and extract its dominant colors or pick colors with a magnifier. No upload, cross‑origin friendly.
Extract a color palette from an image using CIELAB k‑means quantization. Results are perceptually more accurate than RGB methods.
Enter an image URL and extract its dominant color palette. No download needed. Fast visual analysis.
Run edge detection algorithms (Sobel, basic Canny) on images directly in the browser. Great for learning computer vision concepts.
Select two paint colors and see approximate mixed result. Visual blending for artists.
Upload any picture and instantly get a 5‑color palette. Useful for UI design themes. Canvas‑based extraction.
Increase or decrease the color saturation of your photo with a slider. Preview instantly. Download the edited image. Canvas‑based.
Keep one selected color and turn the rest of the image to grayscale. Eye‑catching selective color effect. Pure canvas.
Upload two images and see a diff overlay highlighting the pixel differences. Adjust tolerance. For regression testing.
Paste a direct link to an image and get its 5 dominant colors with hex codes. No upload, uses canvas with CORS proxy.
Answer a few questions and get a playful color-based personality result. For entertainment only.
Upload any image and view it as a person with deuteranopia, protanopia, or tritanopia would. Promote inclusive design.
Enter foreground and background colors to instantly see the contrast ratio and pass/fail for AA and AAA. Simple and fast.
Given an RGB value, pick the matching color square. Multiple difficulty levels. Improve your color perception. Fun for designers.
Browse the OKLCH color space with sliders for lightness, chroma, and hue. See the CSS oklch() code. Modern and accessible.
Enter a website URL and apply a protanopia/deuteranopia/tritanopia filter. Test full page accessibility.
Upload a photo and remap its tones to any gradient. Apply stunning color grading. Download result.
Convert RGB and hex colors to CIELAB L*a*b* values. Understand perceptual lightness and chromaticity. All local math.
Enter foreground and background colors and see a matrix of how each pair works for normal, protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia.
Enter two hex colors and compute the CIE76, CIE94, and CIEDE2000 color difference. Understand how humans perceive color similarity.
Add a dramatic night‑vision green tint with grain and scanlines to any image. Fun horror/military aesthetic.
Upload a gradient or enter a palette and simulate how it appears with different types of color vision deficiency. Ensure inclusive data visualization.
Enter hex codes and download a PNG swatch image with color names. Useful for design spec documents. Built via canvas.
Enter the URL of any image and receive a random harmonious palette extracted from it. Click to regen. For quick inspiration.
Upload an image and see a slider comparison of different JPEG quality levels. Find the optimal file size vs. quality trade‑off.
Display random beautiful satellite images. Click to reveal location. Refresh for next. No API key needed.
Start from a base color and use `oklch(from color l c h)` to create lighter or darker variants. Copy the code.