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Colour Palette from Image

Don't know the exact colour of your logo, or want to use the colours of a photo you like in your brand? Upload the image and the tool extracts its main colours with their codes. The image isn't sent anywhere; everything happens in your browser.

Click a colour to copy its HEX code.

What are colour codes for?

  • HEX (like #1969D2): for websites, Canva and most design tools.
  • RGB: for anything on screen; social media, slides, video.

Print needs CMYK, and corporate work often Pantone; set those up separately before printing.

FAQ

How many colours should my brand use?

Usually one main colour, one or two secondary colours and neutrals (white, grey, dark) are enough. Too many colours make a brand look scattered.

Are the colours an exact match for my logo?

It depends on image quality. Compressed JPGs can shift colours slightly; use a PNG or a screenshot from an SVG if you can.