justyourpaletteColor Palette From Image
Pull the main colors out of any photo or artwork.
- 100% Free
- No Sign Up
- Works in Your Browser
Palette from image
Extract a color palette from any photo
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Every everyday color tool, right in your browser.
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How to use the palette from image
Three steps, all in your browser.
- 1
Open an image
Choose a photo or screenshot. It's read on your device, never uploaded.
- 2
Tweak and lock
Adjust any color, lock the ones you like and generate again.
- 3
Copy the codes
Copy any color code in one click, or share the page link.
Color Palette From Image: what to know
Color Palette From Image finds the main colors in a photo, painting, logo or screenshot. Open an image and the tool samples its pixels, groups similar colors together and returns a representative color for each of the largest groups, with hex codes you can copy or open in the palette generator.
The image is decoded by your browser and analyzed on your device. It's not uploaded, stored or seen by anyone else, which makes the tool safe for unreleased designs and personal photos.
Extracted palettes reflect how much of the picture each color covers. A big blue sky and green field dominate, while a small red flower may not make the cut. To grab one exact spot, use the image color picker instead and click on it.
Popular uses
- Building a website palette from a hero photo
- Matching slides or graphics to a client's brand imagery
- Turning moodboards and travel photos into color schemes
- Finding the colors in a painting or illustration you admire
Tips for the best result
- Crop to the area you care about before opening the image for a more focused palette.
- Photos with clear, distinct color areas give cleaner palettes than busy or noisy ones.
- Extracted colors are often muted; nudge saturation up in the palette generator for UI accents.
Read how JustYourPalette works, browse named colors and curated palettes, and see our privacy details. Colors you enter and images you open are processed in your browser and are never sent to our server.