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Extract dominant colors from an image and export a clean labeled palette board for moodboards, branding, and creative handoff.
Palette Extractor is useful when a reference image defines the mood of a project and you need usable swatches quickly. It is a practical step for brand exploration, presentation building, art direction, and thumbnail or campaign planning.
Use fewer colors for a cleaner brand palette and more colors when you want a broader moodboard-style extraction.
Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP input. The extracted palette board exports as PNG with labeled swatches and a preview block.
Extract dominant colors from an image and export a clean labeled palette board for moodboards, branding, and creative handoff. Palette Extractor is useful when a reference image defines the mood of a project and you need usable swatches quickly. It is a practical step for brand exploration, presentation building, art direction, and thumbnail or campaign planning.
Palette Extractor is designed for browser-based image optimization, editing, and format conversion tasks. You upload the source file, adjust the available controls, run the workflow locally, and export a result that is easier to publish, compare, review, or reuse.
Palette Extractor is useful when you need a fast result, want to review the output before downloading, and prefer to keep the file on your own device instead of uploading it to a remote service.
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It exports a palette board image that includes a preview plus labeled dominant swatches from the uploaded photo.
Yes. It is a fast way to pull dominant tones from a reference image before moving into design or presentation work.
Yes. Use the color count slider to generate a tighter or broader palette from the source image.
Yes. Palette Extractor is free and runs locally in your browser.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server.
Processing runs directly in your browser. Most operations complete in under 5 seconds depending on file size.
The current limit is 20MB per file. Batch processing support is planned for a future update.
Yes. Pixlane works on any modern browser including mobile Chrome and Safari. No app download needed.