image palette generator

Color Palette Generator Tool

Extract beautiful color palettes from your images using advanced color detection algorithms

Upload Image

Drag & Drop or Browse to upload your image

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Palette Settings

Color Count

Color Quality

Color Scheme

Dominant

Vibrant

Muted

All Colors

ColorThief.js: Uses the median cut algorithm to extract the most representative colors from your image.

Extraction Settings

Brightness Threshold

10%

Saturation Threshold

15%

Ignore near-white colors

Ignore near-black colors

Image Info

Image Size: -

Color Count: 6

Quality: Medium

Scheme: Dominant

Extract color palette from image

A browser-based tool that extracts a color palette from any image. Perfect for branding, blog graphics, thumbnail design, and matching UI colors to a photo.

How it works

Upload an image and the tool analyzes it to find the dominant colors.
You get a clean palette you can copy and reuse in your designs.

Key features

Upload and preview
Drag-and-drop or click to upload.
Large preview panel to view the source image.
Sample images you can try if you don’t have a file ready.
Palette output
Displays swatches of the main colors found in the image.
Each swatch typically shows the color value (Hex), ready to copy.
Options panel
Sliders and controls for palette extraction, such as:
Number of colors: choose how many colors to extract.
Sensitivity/precision: adjust how granular the color clustering is.
Include/exclude near-neutrals: reduce whites/grays if you want bold hues.
Copy helpers: quick copy buttons for Hex (and often RGB/HSL if available).
File info
Handy details like filename, dimensions, and size in a small info card.
Quick actions
Reset, try another image, or download/save the palette as a simple asset

Common use cases

Build a post-specific color palette from the hero photo for consistent graphics.
atch YouTube thumbnail text and backgrounds to the subject image.
Create brand-adjacent palettes from product shots or screenshots.
Hand off a palette to a designer or reuse in Canva, Figma, or your CMS.

Practical tips

For clean blog visuals, extract 5–6 colors, then keep only 2 primaries + 1 accent.
If neutrals dominate, increase sensitivity or exclude near-neutrals to surface accent hues.
Save your favorite palettes and reuse them across posts for a consistent look.

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