Exact colours from any image
Move over the image and the loupe shows the pixels under your pointer, magnified, with the one you'll pick in the centre. Click or tap to pick it. On a phone, drag your finger and lift it on the colour you want; the loupe sits above your finger so you can see what is underneath. With a keyboard, focus the image and use the arrow keys, holding Shift to move faster, then press Enter.
A palette in one step
Main colours groups similar pixels and lists the colours that cover the most of the image, which suits photos and brand imagery. Even spread splits the full range of colours into equal groups, so small accents such as a logo mark or a button colour are more likely to get their own swatch. Choose how many colours you want; each swatch shows how much of the image it covers.
Ready for your design tools
Copy a single value as HEX, RGB or HSL for CSS, or export the whole palette as CSS custom properties, JSON for code and design tokens, a GIMP palette that Inkscape and Krita also read, or an Adobe Swatch Exchange file for Photoshop and Illustrator. Images are read by your browser and never uploaded.