When to use this tool
- You need the main colors from a logo, photo, or screenshot fast.
- You want to approximate brand colors before final design tokens are ready.
- You are preparing a first color direction for a website or campaign.
Image Color Extractor
Upload an image, click anywhere, and instantly read the color under your cursor.
How to use
- Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF file.
- Click on the image preview to sample a pixel.
- Copy HEX or RGB values with one click.
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Upload an image to start extracting colors.
Use extracted colors more effectively
This tool helps you sample colors quickly, then move into cleaner palette decisions with the related guides below.
Quick steps
- Upload a clear image and click key color areas.
- Keep 3-5 useful colors and copy their HEX values.
- Test those colors in a small UI mockup before rollout.
Common mistakes
- Sampling from blurry or heavily compressed images.
- Keeping too many similar colors with no clear purpose.
- Skipping contrast checks before using extracted colors in UI.
Related Image Color Extractor guides
Continue with short practical guides for faster sampling, cleaner palettes, and fewer color mistakes.
- Image Color Extractor Guide
- How to Extract Brand Colors from an Image
- How to Build a Simple Color Palette from a Photo
- When Image Color Sampling Helps Design Workflows
- Common Mistakes When Extracting Colors from Images
- How to Find the Main Colors in an Image Quickly
- Best Ways to Use Extracted Colors in a Website Palette
- How to Avoid Bad Color Picks from Busy Images