Logo Palette Extractor
Find dominant colors in a PNG, SVG, JPEG or WebP image. Copy HEX, RGB or HSL values and export a palette as JSON, CSS or PNG.
Palette Extractor
Find the dominant colors of an image and copy them as HEX, RGB or HSL.
- Does: counts the pixels of your image and groups similar colors.
- Doesn’t: name brand colors, guess Pantone values or judge which palette is “right”.
- Choose file
- Settings
- Result
- Export
1. Choose a file
The image is read in this browser tab only and never uploaded.
2. Settings
3. Result
4. Export
How to use this tool
Choose an image, set the number of colors and inspect the grouped swatches. Select two colors to send them to the contrast checker.
The extractor samples image pixels and groups nearby colors. Flat logos usually give a clearer list than photographs or artwork with gradients. Copy a swatch in the notation you need, or download a JSON, CSS variable sheet or PNG strip for a design review.
Limits and privacy
Colors are grouped from sampled pixels, so results are estimates. The tool does not identify brand names or Pantone values.
Logo Lab runs on your device. Files you select are not uploaded or stored by this site. Reloading the page clears the current work.
Common questions
Are these exact brand colors?
The listed colors are estimates from the image pixels. Compare them with your source design file before adopting them as brand values.
Can I check a pair for accessibility?
Yes. Select text and background swatches, then open the Contrast Checker with that pair.
Explore the Color journal for related design topics.
Continue with the guide: Logo color palette and contrast.