Extract a colour palette
Discover dominant image colours and display copy-ready HEX codes.
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Extract a colour palette
Extract Dominant Colours from an Image
Nujiz Colour Palette Extractor samples image pixels, groups similar colours and selects a set of prominent colours from the image. The result is displayed with copy-ready HEX codes that can be used in design work, CSS or visual identity references.
The result is a colour-distribution estimate rather than semantic recognition of objects in the image. Large colour areas, lighting and shadows can therefore influence which colours appear most prominently in the extracted palette.
How to Use This Tool
- Choose an image.
- Select the number of colours you want.
- Start the analysis.
- Review the extracted colours and HEX codes.
- Select a colour to copy its code when needed.
How It Works and Its Limitations
The tool analyses a reduced sample for speed, groups colours into buckets and separates similar candidates before selecting the final palette. This makes the result useful for finding prominent colours, but it is not a laboratory measurement of every original pixel value.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the palette colours selected?
Pixels are sampled and grouped into similar colour buckets, then prominent candidates are selected while separating very similar colours.
Does the tool provide HEX codes?
Yes. Each extracted colour includes a copy-ready HEX value.
Does colour extraction use AI?
No. The palette is generated through numerical pixel sampling and colour grouping.
Can I choose how many colours to extract?
Yes. The tool provides selectable palette-size options.
Is colour analysis performed locally?
Yes. Palette extraction is performed in your browser.