Scan any image.
Get its colors.
Extract palettes from photos, check WCAG contrast, convert color codes, and more — all in your browser. No uploads, no accounts, no waiting.
Every frame hides a palette.
Eight real photos, dropped straight into the Palette Extractor — these are the real results. Click any color to copy it.
Your photos hide palettes too. Extract yours — free, in your browser
Upload a photo — everything is processed locally, nothing leaves your device.
Photo Palette Extractor
Dominant colors with themes, sorting, HEX/RGB/HSL, PNG export, and a local palette library
→ 02Image Color Picker
Pixel-zoom loupe — click to collect exact colors from any image at original resolution
→ 03Colorblind Simulator
Protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, and achromatopsia — side by side
→ 04Duotone Generator
Map shadows and highlights to two colors — the classic poster look, as PNG
→Fast single-purpose helpers for design and code.
Color Code Converter
HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, and OKLCH with one-click copy for every format
→ 06Shades & Tints Generator
Tailwind-style 50–900 scales as CSS variables or a config block
→ 07Color Harmony Generator
Complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic, and monochromatic schemes
→ 08Contrast Checker
WCAG AA and AAA verdicts for any text/background pair, with live preview
→Short, practical reads on color — no fluff.
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How to Choose a Color Palette from a Photo
Why photos make great palette sources, the 60-30-10 rule, and how to turn five extracted colors into a usable design system.
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WCAG Contrast Ratios Explained
What 4.5:1 actually means, the difference between AA and AAA, and common contrast mistakes that make text unreadable.
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Color Blindness Explained: The 4 Types Designers Should Know
Protanopia to achromatopsia — what each type actually changes, how common they are, and the five rules that make palettes survive all of them.
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HEX vs RGB vs HSL vs OKLCH: Which Should You Use?
What each format makes easy, why HSL lies about lightness, and why OKLCH is quietly replacing it in modern design systems.