Pull the colours out of an image.
Drop in a photo, screenshot or logo. You get its dominant colours as hex, RGB, HSL, CSS custom properties and a Tailwind block — ready to paste. Extraction happens in this tab: the image never leaves your machine.
Drop an image here
or , or paste one from the clipboard
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How it works
Quantization, not sampling
The image is scaled to 256px on its long edge, then reduced with a modified median cut over a 5-bit histogram and refined with k-means in CIE Lab. That is why you get the colours the image is made of, rather than whatever happened to sit under a grid of sample points.
Roles, not just a list
Each colour is scored against the vibrant/muted × light/dark targets, so the swatch you actually want for a heading or a background is labelled rather than left for you to eyeball.
Nothing is uploaded
There is no server side. The page is static files; the pixels are read with the Canvas API in your own browser and are gone when you close the tab.