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Image Color Palette

Extract five representative colors from images locally.

Runs locally in your browser. Your input is not uploaded or stored. You can verify this in your browser’s network panel.

Processing limits

  • Accepted formats: jpeg, png, webp
  • Maximum file size: 25 MB
  • Maximum image size: 40,000,000 pixels
  • Maximum files: 20
  • Maximum total batch size: 100 MB

Canvas output may remove metadata such as EXIF orientation and camera information.

What does this tool solve?

Extract five representative colors from multiple images locally. Copy the HEX values for a design system, mood board, or visual review.

Continue with Image Compressor, Image Resizer

What examples should you start with?

Extract a photo palette

Input
Text
JPG · 2400 × 1600
Output
Text
Five representative HEX values

Inspect transparent art

Input
Text
PNG · transparent background
Output
Text
Transparent pixels are ignored

How does it work?

The browser downsamples each image, ignores nearly transparent pixels, and groups nearby RGB values into color buckets.

The five most frequent buckets become uppercase HEX values. The result is a representative palette, not a color-management or accessibility audit.

What are the edge cases and limits?

  • JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported. The original files remain in browser memory.
  • Small details can disappear during downsampling, so the palette may not include every visible accent.
  • The result is color data rather than a new image file, so this tool focuses on copying the extracted HEX values and does not offer image-tool continuation.

Technical reference

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