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We analyze thousands of pixels from your image, reading the RGB color values of each one to build a complete color map of your image.
Similar colors are grouped together using the median-cut quantization algorithm, which recursively splits the color space along its longest axis to find the most visually distinct clusters.
Each cluster's average color becomes a palette entry, weighted by how many pixels it represents. The result is a palette that captures the visual identity of your image.
Copy colors as CSS custom properties, JavaScript arrays, or Tailwind CSS config — ready to paste directly into your codebase. Each format is properly formatted.
We analyze thousands of pixels, reading RGB values to build a complete color map of your image at reduced resolution for fast processing.
Similar colors are grouped by recursively splitting the color space along its widest axis, finding the most visually distinct clusters.
Each cluster's average becomes a palette entry, weighted by pixel count. The result captures the visual identity of your image.
| Colors | Best for | Detail level |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Brand schemes, minimal design | Essential mood only |
| 8 | Web design, UI themes | Dominant + accent colors |
| 12-16 | Illustration matching, data viz | Subtle variations included |
Ready to paste into your stylesheet as --color-0 through --color-n custom properties.
Hex color strings in an array, perfect for Chart.js, D3.js, or any JS visualization library.
Extend your Tailwind theme with named brand colors. Paste directly into your tailwind.config.js.
Brand identity development: Upload your logo, product photography, or inspiration images to extract a cohesive color scheme. Use the dominant color as your primary brand color, the second most prominent as your secondary, and the remaining colors as accents. This approach ensures your brand colors are grounded in visual reality rather than arbitrary selection, creating a more harmonious and authentic brand identity.
Web design and UI theming: Extract colors from a mood board or reference image to quickly generate a complete color theme for your website or application. The CSS variable export format lets you paste the palette directly into your stylesheet and immediately start using the colors throughout your design. This workflow is significantly faster than manually picking colors and testing combinations.
Data visualization: Charts, graphs, and infographics need carefully chosen color palettes to be both visually appealing and readable. Extract colors from your brand imagery to create data visualizations that are consistent with your visual identity. The JavaScript array export is ready to use with Chart.js, D3.js, Recharts, or any visualization library.
Color harmony in photography: Photographers can analyze the color composition of their best images to understand what makes them visually compelling. Images with analogous color palettes (colors adjacent on the color wheel) tend to feel harmonious and calming, while images with complementary colors (opposite on the wheel) create dynamic tension and visual energy. Understanding your color patterns helps you develop a more intentional and consistent photographic style.