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Color Palette From Photo for UI Design (Free Tool)

## Color palette from a photo (for UI design)
Photos are great inspiration, but raw photo colors can be noisy. Extract a palette, then simplify.

Extract a Color Palette from an Image

Upload a JPG/PNG/WebP. Your image is processed in your browser (privacy-friendly). Copy HEX/RGB, download JSON, or share the result.

Palette

Details

Tip: For brand work, start with 5–8 colors. For photo cleanup, try 3–5.

FAQ

Is my image uploaded to the server?

No. The extraction runs in your browser via JavaScript. The file is not sent to our server by this tool.

How accurate is the palette?

It’s a pragmatic palette (k-means clustering on pixels). For gradients/noisy photos, results are approximate but usually very useful.

Can I use this for logos?

Yes. Logos with flat colors work extremely well. Use a smaller palette size (3–6) for clean results.

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## Tips for UI-friendly palettes
– Use 5–8 colors max
– Choose one primary, one accent, and keep the rest neutral
– Reduce saturation for backgrounds
– Use lightness steps for hover/active states

## Related pages
– How it works: /how-it-works/
– CSS palette: /css-color-palette/

## Related tools
– Extract colors from image: /extract-colors-from-image/
– Palette from image: /palette-from-image/
– Extract dominant color: /dominant-color-from-image/
– Extract logo colors: /extract-logo-colors/
– CSS color palette: /css-color-palette/
– HEX guide: /hex-color-picker-palette-guide/