Color Extractor
Pull a color palette out of any image or screenshot.
How color extraction works
The tool samples your image's pixels and clusters similar colors together, then ranks the clusters by how much of the image they cover. The result is the palette the image actually "feels" like — the dominant wall color in a room photo, the brand colors in a screenshot, the mood of an illustration.
Click any swatch to copy its hex code. Designers use this to build UI themes from reference photos, match a website's palette to its hero imagery, or pick accents that already exist in a logo. Try it on your own screenshots: you'll often discover the exact hex values of the tools you use daily.
FAQ
Why do similar colors show up twice?
Cluster sensitivity balances detail versus noise. Raising the color count splits large clusters; lower it to get only the big, distinct families.
Can I use the palette for my website?
Absolutely — that's the main use case. Feed in your hero image, take the top 3-4 colors as your accent palette, and check text contrast before committing.