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Color Palette from Image

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Extract a 5-color palette from any image and get HEX, RGB, and HSL values for each swatch.

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Color Palette from Image
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A design template built around five specific color roles, primary, secondary, accent, background, text, needs exactly five colors to plug into those slots every time, not sometimes three and sometimes eight depending on how varied a particular photo happens to be, which is a genuinely different requirement than wanting however many colors an image actually contains. This tool extracts a consistent five-color palette from any image, with HEX, RGB, and HSL values for each swatch, built for feeding a fixed number of color slots rather than adapting to an image's actual complexity.

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Useful for populating a design template's five predefined color roles from a reference photo, generating a predictable, consistently sized palette regardless of how simple or complex the source image is, or extracting exactly five swatches to compare consistently across a batch of different images.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Color Palette from Image

How does it build the palette?
The same real pixel-sampling technique as the Color Palette Extractor, it groups colors by rounding each channel to the nearest multiple of 16 and returns the 10 most common groups.
How is this different from the Color Palette Extractor?
This version groups colors a bit more coarsely (nearest 16 versus nearest 8) and returns 10 swatches instead of 12, the underlying extraction method is otherwise identical.
Does it work with any image URL?
Only ones the browser can read pixel data from without a CORS violation, images hosted on origins that don't allow cross-origin reads will fail to extract.