Drop in any photo, artwork or screenshot and pull out a working colour palette with hex codes, roles and ready-made pairings - handy for building a christmas color palette from a real scene, or matching a brand to a mood board.
How the color palette from image works
Upload an image, then run the tool. It samples the dominant, secondary, accent and neutral colours, returns them as a table with hex and RGB values, describes the mood and temperature of the set, and suggests two- and three-colour combinations that hold together. It also flags pairs that would be hard to read as text on a background. Copy the hex codes straight into your design file.
Tips for the best results
Use an unfiltered image - heavy presets shift every value. Crop to the area you actually care about if the background dominates. Ask for a specific count if you want a tight three-colour set, and mention the use case, such as web UI or print, so the contrast note is relevant.