Generate a Palette · Hex · RGB · CSS Export — Free, No Account
Turn any photo, illustration, or screenshot into a structured color palette. The generator samples your image locally, clusters pixels by visual similarity, and returns each dominant shade as hex, RGB, and HSL — ready to use in Figma, code, or any design tool. No file ever leaves your device.
Open the extractor and start immediately — no account, nothing stored on any server.
Open the Color Palette Extractor →A palette generator is most useful when you need to derive a brand or UI color scheme from an existing visual asset — a hero photograph, a product shot, or a mood board. By extracting the actual colors present rather than guessing, you get a palette that feels cohesive with the imagery. The tool lets you choose the number of colors (from 2 to 16), so you can pull a minimal 3-color brand palette or a full 10-stop gradient ramp from the same image.
For most web or branding projects, 5 to 8 colors is the sweet spot. This gives you a primary, a secondary, an accent, and enough neutrals for backgrounds and text. Extracting more than 10 colors often yields near-duplicates that add visual noise.
Yes. The extractor outputs hex codes you can paste into CSS, and also provides a ready-made :root block with CSS custom properties. This makes it trivial to wire the palette into any design system or stylesheet.
After extraction, click the CSS export button to copy a :root block with --color-1, --color-2… variables. You can also export as SCSS, JSON, SVG, or a PNG swatch sheet depending on your workflow.