Color Palette Generator
Upload a photo and instantly extract a clean color palette — perfect for mood boards, interior schemes, and material selections. Click any swatch to copy its HEX.
Build a Color Palette From Any Photo
A great interior or graphic scheme usually starts from a single inspiring image — a landscape, a fabric swatch, a finished room. This generator decodes the pixels of your photo, groups similar tones together, and surfaces the most representative colors as ready-to-use swatches. Every color comes with its HEX and RGB values so you can drop it straight into your design app, CAD model, or spec sheet.
The palette is extracted entirely in your browser — your image is never uploaded to a server. Use the slider to ask for anywhere from four to ten colors, copy a single swatch with a click, or grab the whole set at once. We also highlight the dominant color and suggest a complementary accent (the hue directly opposite on the color wheel) to help you balance a scheme.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a color palette from a photo?
Upload any JPG, PNG, or WEBP image. The tool downsizes it, scans the pixels, groups similar shades into buckets, and returns the most common, visually distinct colors as swatches with HEX and RGB values you can copy.
How many colors should a palette have?
Most balanced palettes use five to seven colors: one or two dominant tones, a couple of supporting shades, and an accent. The slider lets you pull anywhere from four to ten so you can keep it minimal or build a richer set.
What is a complementary color?
A complementary color sits directly opposite your base color on the color wheel — a 180° rotation in hue. Paired with a dominant tone it creates strong contrast, which is why it makes an effective accent for trim, furnishings, or call-to-action elements.
See the Color on Your Own House First
Upload a photo of your house or room and preview the new paint color, trim or shutters on it in about 30 seconds, before you buy a single sample pot.