Color picker from images allows you to extract color palettes from your uploaded images effortlessly. Simply upload an image and let our tool do the rest.
Drag and drop your image here, or click to browse
Maximum file size: 50MB
Or load from URL
Load your image file or provide a URL
Scan the image using advanced algorithms
Identify dominant and vibrant colors
Create a usable color palette with formats
Extract beautiful color palettes from any image using AI algorithms. Perfect for designers, developers, and artists.
Multiple extraction methods, manual picking, and export in HEX, RGB, HSL, and CSS formats.
Three intelligent algorithms for different use cases and artistic preferences.
Balanced colors from all image areas. Best for general use.
Most frequent colors. Perfect for minimalist palettes.
Saturated and vivid colors. Ideal for bold, modern designs.
Representative colors from all areas
Most common colors in the image
Bright, saturated colors only
Click anywhere on the image to extract specific colors
Zoom in for precise color selection and detail work
Adjust brightness and contrast to reveal hidden colors
Generate tints, shades, and variations of extracted colors
Manually pick colors from specific areas with pixel-perfect precision.
Click any pixel to extract exact color values
Magnify images and adjust brightness/contrast
Export palettes in multiple formats for seamless integration into your workflow.
Standard web and universal formats
Ready-to-use for web development
#FF5733#33A1FFExtract colors from logos, photos, and artwork to create cohesive brand palettes
Generate CSS color schemes from design mockups or inspiration images
Create app themes and interface colors based on photography or artwork
Match paint colors and decor to inspiration photos and mood boards
Extract colors from logos and artwork for brand palettes
Generate CSS color schemes from design mockups
Create app themes and interface colors
High-resolution images with good lighting work best
Experiment with all three extraction algorithms
Check contrast when using colors for text