Color Palette Generator From Image Private Browser Tool

Choose a photo, logo, screenshot, product image, or illustration. The browser reads the visible pixels and ranks frequently occurring color groups, then removes near-duplicates so the result is easier to scan.

Select any swatch to inspect the same color in HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSB. You can also point at the source image when an automatically detected shade needs a more precise pixel sample.

A dominant palette summarizes repeated pixel colors; it is not a promise that every accent in an image will appear. Small details may be less frequent than a large background, while gradients and compressed photos can contain thousands of closely related shades.

For a brand asset with exact flat colors, confirm important swatches by clicking the original pixels. For photographs, use the generated palette as a starting point and adjust contrast or saturation for the final design context.

Designers can turn a mood board into candidate design tokens, developers can match interface colors to an approved visual, and creators can keep thumbnails or social graphics visually consistent with a source photo.

A compact palette also makes review easier. Save the downloaded strip beside the original asset, then document which shade is intended for backgrounds, text, accents, borders, and interactive states.

The selected file is decoded with browser APIs and drawn to a local canvas for sampling. The tool does not send the image to an application server, which is useful for unreleased designs and internal screenshots.

Closing or refreshing the page clears the current workspace. Download the palette or copy the values you need before leaving the page.