Image Color Extractor

When to use Image Color Extractor

A client sends over a brand photo and wants the new website to match its color palette, but the brief doesn't include any HEX codes. Upload the photo here and k-means clustering sweeps every pixel to surface the dominant colors — each one shown with its HEX, RGB, and HSL value ready to copy into Figma, Webflow, or a CSS file. The analysis runs on your computer using JavaScript's Canvas API to read pixel data, so no image data is sent to a server. Click any color swatch to copy the value format you need. Useful for reverse-engineering a brand palette, building a design system from a reference image, or matching a print asset to a digital stylesheet.

• Extract a brand palette from a client photo to build a Figma color library
• Pull dominant colors from a mood board screenshot to set CSS custom properties
• Match a product packaging image to hex codes for an email campaign template

About this tool

Need to pull a color palette from a brand photo, a mood board screenshot, or a product image? Upload it and the tool runs k-means clustering across every pixel to surface the dominant colors — each with its HEX, RGB, and HSL value ready to copy. The analysis runs on your computer using the Canvas API to read pixel data — no server involved. Useful for matching a website's color scheme to an existing asset, building a design system from a reference image, or figuring out the exact shade in a photo you want to recreate.