Image Color Palette Extractor
Extract an approximate dominant colour palette.
BUILT AROUND THE TASK
Turn a visual reference into a working set of colors and images. Extract a palette, check candidate text-and-background combinations, and prepare assets at the dimensions needed by your design.
USE WITH CONTEXT
Evaluate colors in the interface where they will be used. Contrast checks apply to a particular pair and text size; a palette alone cannot establish that an entire design is accessible.
A PRACTICAL ROUTE THROUGH THE SHELF
Choose an image you have permission to use and extract candidate colors. Keep the original so the design direction remains traceable.
Test foreground and background combinations for their intended use. Give links, focus states, and messages cues beyond color.
Resize and compress the images for the destination, then inspect them beside the selected colors in the actual layout.
Extract an approximate dominant colour palette.
Create a bounded, browser-local color palette generator with visible assumptions, review guidance, and downloadable output.
Create a bounded, browser-local color contrast checker with visible assumptions, review guidance, and downloadable output.
Resize images proportionally with practical social-media dimension presets.
Compress still JPEG, PNG, and WebP images locally with adjustable output quality.
Compare 2 to 20 image files locally by SHA-256, identify exact copies and export a JSON report without deleting originals.
Check effective PPI at a chosen print width, measure decoded transparency and export a JSON review before print handoff.
No. Contrast is one part of accessibility. The site also needs usable keyboard controls, labels, focus indicators, structure, and readable states. Check the color pairs you actually use and review the rest of the interface separately.