Extract Colors from Image

Upload an image to extract its dominant colors

Drop image here or click to upload

Or paste from clipboard (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V)

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF • Max 10MB

Private image color extraction

Your image is decoded and analyzed locally in this browser. It is not uploaded to Colors.to. Dominant-color extraction summarizes the overall image, while click sampling lets you capture a precise logo, object, or detail that occupies only a small area.

1. Upload or paste

Use JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF files up to 10MB.

2. Clean the palette

Choose 3–10 dominant colors and click the image to add an exact sample.

3. Continue the workflow

Copy HEX values or open the palette to adjust, validate, and export it.

Image color extractor FAQ

Why does an extracted color differ from what I expected?

Dominant extraction favors colors covering larger portions of the image. Use click sampling for a small logo or detail.

Can I extract colors from a logo?

Yes. Transparent PNG and flat SVG screenshots usually produce particularly clean results.

Are extracted colors automatically accessible?

No. Accessibility depends on specific foreground and background pairs. Send the result to the palette checker before assigning interface roles.

Read the image palette guide →