A free palette extractor for brand + mood boards
Drop any image, get its dominant colors as hex, RGB, HSL. Export CSS, JSON, or a PNG swatch strip.
Handy for reverse-engineering a brand palette from a screenshot, sampling colors from a mood board, or extracting a subtle secondary palette from a hero photo for a landing page. Runs entirely in your browser using median-cut quantization.
Frequently asked
How does it pick the colors?
Median-cut quantization — the image is downsampled, then pixels are grouped into color clusters. The centroid of each cluster becomes a palette color. Same technique as Color Thief and most palette extractors.
Are my images uploaded?
No. All processing uses the canvas element locally.
What is the difference between the sort modes?
Freq — most dominant colors first. Hue — around the color wheel. Light — dark to bright. Sat — muted to vivid. Pick whichever helps you scan.
Can I use for commercial work?
Yes, free for any use, no attribution required.
Can I export to Figma / Adobe?
The PNG swatch strip imports into Figma directly. For Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ase) files, use the hex list — most Adobe tools accept a pasted hex list.