Image Color Palette Studio
Choose an image and build a color palette you can actually use. Copy colors, generate gradients and CSS variables, preview UI, and export. Everything stays on your device.
- Extract palettes from images in your browser
- Eyedropper with average sampling
- CSS, Tailwind, SVG, PNG, and JSON export
- Zero upload — images never leave your device
Drop an image here, or choose a file
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG
You can also paste an image from the clipboard (Ctrl/Cmd+V).
Images are processed only on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
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Choose an image to build a palette.
About Image Color Palette Studio
Solasu Image Color Palette Studio helps you pull colors from photos and artwork into formats designers and builders can use right away.
It is not an inspector or forensics tool. It is a practical design studio for creators, illustrators, web builders, social posters, and UI makers who need a starting palette from an image.
Your images are never uploaded to Solasu servers — processing stays in browser memory.
How to extract colors from an image
Drop or choose a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, or SVG. The palette builds in your browser. Pick 5, 8, 12, or 16 colors and switch extract modes such as Balanced, Dominant, Vibrant, Muted, Warm, Cool, or Contrast.
Click the image to sample any pixel. For noisy photos, try 3×3 or 5×5 average sampling.
What a palette is — and HEX vs RGB vs HSL
A palette is a set of colors for design work. HEX is the common web format, RGB uses red/green/blue channels, and HSL makes hue, saturation, and lightness easier to tweak. Every value is one-click copyable.
Percentage shares are estimates from sampled pixels, not exact area measurements. Color names are approximate labels, not a formal naming standard.
Use colors in CSS, gradients, and Tailwind
Turn the palette into linear, radial, or conic CSS gradients, CSS custom properties, and a Tailwind-friendly colors object. The UI preview shows how heading, body, and button colors might look together.
Export PNG, SVG, JSON, CSS, or TXT for handoff. There is no server-side image sharing.
Finding brand colors from photos
Dominant colors and accent candidates are listed separately. You can explore warm/cool/pastel variations and classic harmony suggestions from a selected color — suggestions, not “best” palettes.
A quick contrast check and color vision simulation are included. For deeper WCAG analysis, use the Color Accessibility tool.
FAQ
Can I extract colors from an image?
Yes. Choose an image to build a palette automatically, or click the preview to sample a specific point.
Which image formats are supported?
JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and SVG. Animated GIFs use the first frame.
Are images uploaded to a server?
No. All processing runs in your browser. Image data is not sent externally.
What is the difference between HEX and RGB?
HEX is #RRGGBB notation; RGB uses numeric red, green, and blue channels. Both can represent the same color. HSL is often easier for adjusting hue and lightness.
Can I turn a palette into CSS?
Yes. Copy or download CSS variables, gradients, and a Tailwind colors object.
Can I get dominant colors from a photo?
Yes. Dominant mode and estimated share percentages help highlight larger areas of color.
Does it work on smartphones?
Yes. Upload, palette review, copy, and export are designed for a vertical mobile flow.
Can I save as PNG or SVG?
Yes. Download swatch PNG or SVG with HEX/RGB details, plus JSON, CSS, and TXT.