Image Average Color Extractor

Upload an image or paste a URL to find its average and dominant colors.

Usage Tips

  • Build cohesive UI themes from extracted palettes.
  • Match website colors with brand imagery.
  • Import palette JSON into design tools for collaboration.
  • Define CSS variables from dominant colors.
  • Check text contrast to meet accessibility guidelines.

How to Extract Image Color

Use in UI/UX Design

Pulling colors from images helps designers build interfaces that match a brand's photography or artwork. A palette based on real imagery keeps visuals cohesive and grounded in real-world inspiration.

Tools like Figma

Design apps such as Figma, Sketch, and Photoshop let you import color palettes or pick colors directly from an image. This tool provides hex codes you can drop into those environments to speed up your workflow.

Using Colors in CSS

Once you have the hex values, create CSS variables or utility classes to apply them across your project. Example:

:root { --primary: #3498db; --accent: #f1c40f; }

FAQs

Why analyze average color?

The average color gives a quick sense of an image's overall mood and is useful for background or overlay choices.

What file types are supported?

Standard web formats such as JPG, PNG, and GIF work in any modern browser.

Can I reuse the palette elsewhere?

Yes. Download the JSON file and import it into design tools or share with teammates to keep styles consistent.

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