Choose an image to inspect.
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Image Color Extractor
Choose a photo to build an approximate dominant-color palette and click any point to inspect its HEX and RGB values.
Extract colors from an imageClick the image for an exact pixel and review an approximate palette.
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Choose an image to build its palette.
Complete guide
How to use Image Color Extractor
When to use it
Choose a photo to build an approximate dominant-color palette and click any point to inspect its HEX and RGB values.
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Three-step workflow
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Choose an image to inspect.
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Review the automatically generated approximate palette.
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Click a pixel or palette swatch and copy its HEX value.
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What to enter and check
The palette is approximate: pixels are sampled and nearby colors are grouped.
Color profiles, transparency, and display calibration can cause small differences from design software.
Practical example
Load a logo and click its background to read the pixel as a #RRGGBB value.
How to read the result
Color profiles, transparency, and display calibration can cause small differences from design software.
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Before you use the result
- Dominant colors are approximate values sampled from a reduced image.
- Transparency and display calibration can affect perceived color.
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Frequently asked questions
How should I read the Image Color Extractor result?+
Color profiles, transparency, and display calibration can cause small differences from design software.
What should I check for a more accurate Image Color Extractor result?+
The palette is approximate: pixels are sampled and nearby colors are grouped. Dominant colors are approximate values sampled from a reduced image.
Is my input uploaded or stored?+
No. This tool processes input in your current browser, and Baro Tool does not store the source content or result on its server.