How to extract colors from an image

Drop in a photo, logo or screenshot and get a palette. The image never leaves your device.

4 steps · about 2 min

Add an image
Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP (up to 25 MB) onto the box, or click it to choose a file. Other file types and damaged files are refused with a message that says why.
Read the palette
Tintly samples the image and lists the main colors, most common first. Use Colors to extract to ask for 3 up to 8 colors; the palette updates without reloading the image.
An uploaded sunset image with a slider for the number of colors and the five extracted swatches below it
Pick an exact pixel
Click anywhere on the picture to copy the exact color under the pointer. A transparent spot is reported instead of guessed.
Use the palette
Open in generator carries the extracted colors across, and Save adds them to your library.

Tips

The photo is decoded and sampled in your browser. It is not uploaded.
Very large photos are scaled down for sampling, so they are no slower than small ones.