Extract Color Palette from Image
Private by design — runs entirely in your browser
Extract a color palette from an image in your browser. Drop a photo, logo, or screenshot and Toova surfaces the dominant colors as HEX and RGB values ready to paste into your design system or stylesheet — without uploading the image anywhere.
How extraction works
Toova samples pixels from the image, clusters them by perceived color similarity, and surfaces the most prominent shades. Pick how many colors you want in the palette — typically five to ten covers a brand image well. Each color is shown as a swatch with HEX and RGB codes you can copy with one click, plus a percentage indicating how much of the image is covered by that shade.
Use cases
Build a color palette for a new website from a hero image. Generate brand-consistent secondary colors from an existing logo. Audit which colors dominate a competitor's site without manually picking pixels. Toova is faster than dropping the image into a design tool and using a color picker, and the result is ready to drop into CSS, Tailwind config, or any design system.
Images stay on your device
Toova reads the image in your browser. The file never gets uploaded to a server, and there is no logging of the content. That matters when the image contains unreleased mockups, customer photos, or proprietary brand assets. The Network tab will stay empty during extraction, and the page works offline after first load.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many colors should I extract?
- Five colors covers most brand identities. Eight to ten gives you more shades for variants and accents. More than twelve gets noisy because the differences between shades become smaller than the eye perceives.
- What image formats are supported?
- Any format your browser can decode natively — JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF. SVG is also supported. The file size is limited only by your browser memory.
- Does the palette include transparent backgrounds?
- Transparent pixels are ignored during extraction, so a logo on a transparent background returns only the meaningful colors. PNG and WebP images with alpha channels are handled correctly.
- Can I extract from a URL instead of uploading a file?
- Yes — paste a URL and Toova fetches the image directly in your browser (subject to the origin's CORS policy). If the fetch fails because of CORS, download the image and drop it on the input area instead.
- Is my image sent anywhere?
- No. Image processing runs entirely in your browser. The file never leaves your device.