Image Color Extractor

Extract the dominant color palette from any image. Get hex codes, RGB values, and more.

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What is an Image Color Extractor?

An image color extractor analyzes any image and identifies its dominant colors using the Median Cut algorithm. It generates a palette of the most prominent colors, displayed with their hex codes and RGB values — perfect for design work and branding.

Why use our color extractor?

Whether you're building a brand identity, creating a website design, or finding color inspiration from photography, our tool gives you an accurate palette instantly. No signup, no uploads to a server — processing happens entirely in your browser.

How to Use

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Drop or select an image file
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Colors are extracted instantly
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View hex and RGB values
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Click any color to copy its code

Key Features

8 Dominant Colors

Extracts the 8 most prominent colors from the image

Hex & RGB Values

Each color shown with hex code and RGB breakdown

Click to Copy

Copy any color code with a single click

Instant Analysis

Color extraction completes in milliseconds

100% Private

Images processed in your browser — never uploaded

Any Format

Works with JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, and more

Supported Image Formats

Raster
JPEGPNGWebPGIFAVIFBMPTIFF
Vector
SVG

Frequently asked questions

How many colors are extracted?
Our tool extracts the 8 most dominant colors from the image using the Median Cut algorithm, giving you a comprehensive yet focused palette for design work.
How accurate is the color extraction?
The Median Cut algorithm is a well-established color quantization method that produces accurate, visually representative palettes. It works by recursively dividing the color space to find the most dominant color clusters.
How are transparent images handled?
Transparent pixels are ignored during analysis. The extracted palette reflects only the visible, non-transparent areas of the image.
What image formats are supported?
All common formats are supported: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP, TIFF, and SVG. Any image your browser can display will work.
What algorithm is used for extraction?
We use the Median Cut algorithm, which divides the image's color space into buckets and identifies representative colors. It's the same approach used by professional design tools.