Dominant Colors
The most common colors in the image, ordered by how much of the picture they cover.
Upload any image and extract its dominant colors as a ready-to-use palette. Choose 3 to 12 colors and copy them as HEX codes or CSS variables.
Great for building a palette from a photo, logo or screenshot. Your image never leaves your browser.
JPG, PNG and WebP · you can also paste an image
A palette extractor looks at the pixels in an image and groups similar colors together to find the ones that appear most. The result is a small set of representative colors — the "feel" of the picture — ready to use in a design.
It is a quick way to build a colour scheme that matches a photograph, a product shot or a logo, and to keep new designs consistent with existing imagery.
The most common colors in the image, ordered by how much of the picture they cover.
Pick anywhere from 3 to 12 colors with a slider.
Click any swatch to copy its HEX code.
Copy the whole palette as ready-to-paste CSS custom properties.
Supports the common web image formats, including pasting from the clipboard.
The image is analysed in your browser and never uploaded.
Drop it in, browse for it, or paste it.
Use the slider for 3 to 12 colors.
They are ordered from most to least common.
Copy a single HEX, the whole list or CSS variables.
Quick answers about using the MoSanKit Color Palette from Image.
It scales the image down, groups similar colors with a median-cut method and averages each group, weighting by how many pixels use each color. Near-identical results are merged so every swatch looks distinct.
If the image only contains a few distinct colors (a flat logo, for example), the tool shows just those colors rather than inventing similar ones.
No. Fully or mostly transparent pixels are ignored, so a logo on a transparent background gives you the logo's colors.
The colors are just numbers, but the image they came from may be protected. Make sure you have the right to use the source image.
JPG, PNG and WebP.
No. It is analysed entirely in your browser.
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