Extract a color palette from an image
The dominant colors with hex codes ready to copy — from a reference, a logo or a photo.
Found an image with the perfect colors? Drop it here and get the 4, 6 or 8 dominant colors, each with its hex code — click and it goes straight to your clipboard. The extraction uses median cut, the classic quantization method used in editors.
Perfect for building a feed identity, choosing website colors from a reference photo, or documenting a logo’s palette. You can download the palette as a PNG (great to send to a client) or copy all the hex codes at once.
All tools — free and 100% private
100% private
Your images never leave your device. Compression runs entirely in the browser — no uploads to any server. Other popular compressors send everything to the cloud; this one doesn’t.
No limits, no sign-up
As many images as you want, any size, no account and no watermark. Actually free.
Up to 90% smaller
WebP with adjustable quality, ready-made sizes for Instagram and Facebook, smart cropping and a before/after comparator. See each file’s savings in real time.
Frequently asked questions
How many colors can I extract?
4, 6 or 8 dominant colors — enough for brand palettes and design references.
How do I use the hex codes?
Click a color and the hex is copied. Paste it into any editor, CSS, Canva or design tool.
Does it work with a screenshot?
Yes — any image works: photo, screenshot, logo, moodboard.
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