Extract Professional Color Palettes from any image
PhotoTones is a free image-to-color-palette generator. Upload any photo — a logo, a landscape, a product shot, or a piece of artwork — and PhotoTones extracts the dominant colors in seconds. You get hex codes, RGB values, and a downloadable composite image, all without creating an account or uploading anything to a server. Every image is processed locally in your browser using the Vibrant.js algorithm.
Works with Every Image Format
Upload JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, or SVG files. PhotoTones analyzes the pixel data and identifies up to six color categories — Vibrant, Dark Vibrant, Light Vibrant, Muted, Dark Muted, and Light Muted — giving you a balanced, harmonious palette every time. Click "Generate Color Palette" again to discover alternative color variations from the same image.
Hex, RGB, and HSL Color Codes
Each extracted color comes with its hex code displayed directly on the swatch. Click a swatch to copy the hex code to your clipboard. Use the "Copy All HEX" or "Copy All RGB" buttons to grab every color at once. Paste the values straight into CSS, Figma, Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, or any design tool.
Built for Designers and Developers
Create cohesive color schemes for websites, mobile apps, branding projects, and digital artwork. Extract colors from competitor designs, nature photography, or artistic references to build harmonious palettes. Download a composite image with color swatches attached for mood boards and style guides.
100% Private — Nothing Leaves Your Device
PhotoTones processes images entirely in your browser using JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. No files are uploaded, stored, or transmitted to any server. This makes it safe for working with confidential brand assets, unreleased product photos, or any proprietary imagery.
Common Use Cases
- Brand Identity: Extract primary and accent colors from company logos or product photography to build a consistent brand palette
- Web & UI Design: Generate color schemes for website themes, component libraries, and design systems from inspiration images
- Interior Design: Capture color palettes from room photos, furniture, or decor to plan cohesive interior schemes
- Fashion & Styling: Pull colors from clothing and accessories to create coordinated outfit palettes
- Art & Illustration: Study color harmony in paintings, illustrations, or digital art by extracting the underlying palette
- Photography & Film: Identify dominant colors in photos to refine post-processing, color grading, and visual storytelling