Extract HSV Palette From Image

We’ve made it easy to extract a single color from any image you upload or paste, and now we’re taking things a step further.

With this tool, you can create a complete HSV color palette directly from any image file. The tool analyzes the image, identifies the key colors, and then generates a collection of HSV values that match the original image. It’s straightforward—just click on the demo images below to try it out.

Each click on the image will capture the color from the pixel under your mouse and convert it into an HSV value. By default, the tool grabs 4 colors, but you can adjust the settings to capture more or fewer colors with each click.

HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) and HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) are both color models that represent colors in a more human-friendly way than RGB. The key difference lies in how they handle brightness. HSV is better suited for scenarios where the brightness of colors needs to be adjusted while maintaining their hue, making it ideal for selecting and manipulating colors in digital images. On the other hand, HSL is often used when you need to work with colors in terms of lightness, which might not be as practical for image analysis and editing.