Extract RGB Palette From Image
We’ve made it easy to grab a single RGB color from any image you upload or paste, and now we’re taking things a step further.
With this tool, you can pull together a color palette directly from any image file. The tool checks out all the colors in your image, identifies the main ones, and then builds a collection of colors that match what’s in the original image. It’s pretty straightforward – just click around on the demo images below to try it out.
Each click on the image will pick up the color from the pixel under your mouse and send that info to our RGB palette generator. By default, it’ll grab 4 colors, but you can tweak the settings to get more or fewer colors with each click.
Color Picker (upload image):
• Step 1 - Upload your image file.
• Step 2 - Point and click to extract palette.
New: Just paste a screenshot! Click here
Click here and paste your screenshot (Ctrl+V)
P.S. You can also drag and drop images here!
Hover and click on image area to obtain color palette. You can also reset image or get a different one.
How We Extract a RGB Color Palette from an Image
Here’s how we take your image and turn it into a useful RGB color palette:
1. Loading Your Image
- First, we load your image into our processing tool, making sure it’s ready for analysis in its original RGB format.
2. Analyzing Dominant Colors
- We then analyze the image to find the most dominant colors. This is done using techniques like K-means clustering, which helps simplify and identify the key colors in the image.
3. Extracting RGB Values
- Once the dominant colors are identified, we extract the exact RGB values for each of them, keeping the colors true to what’s in the image.
4. Compiling Your RGB Palette
- Finally, we compile these RGB values into a cohesive palette that you can use for your design projects, ensuring consistency with the original image.
This process provides you with an accurate RGB palette that reflects the true colors of your visual sample.
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