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Extract beautiful color palettes from any image. Click to pick exact pixel colors with 15x magnification, then export for your web or design projects.
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JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP (max 10MB)Pixel-perfect color picking with real-time magnification and a live crosshair cursor.
K-means clustering finds the most visually distinct dominant colors in any image.
Use the native browser EyeDropper API to pick colors from anywhere on your screen (Chrome/Edge).
Export as HEX, RGB, HSL, CSS variables, SCSS variables, or a Tailwind CSS config snippet.
Reorder extracted colors by hue, brightness, or saturation for a more organized palette.
All processing happens in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Images never leave your device.
This color picker is perfect for designers, developers, and creatives who need to extract colors from photographs, illustrations, or UI designs. Common use cases include:
For more color tools, try our AI Color Palette Generator for harmonious combinations, or the Color Contrast Checker to verify accessibility compliance.
We use k-means clustering - a machine learning algorithm that groups similar colors and finds the most visually distinct dominant colors. It samples pixels across the image and iteratively finds optimal color centers. You can choose between 4 and 12 colors in the extracted palette.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. Your images never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy. This is the same approach used by our Image Resizer and Image Compressor.
The "Pick from Screen" button uses the browser's native EyeDropper API to let you click on any color visible on your screen - not just within the uploaded image. This is available in Chrome and Edge browsers. It's perfect for sampling colors from websites, apps, or desktop elements.
You can export your colors as: HEX codes, RGB values, HSL values, CSS custom properties (variables), SCSS variables, a Tailwind CSS config snippet, or a downloadable PNG palette image. All text formats are ready to paste directly into your code editor.