Extract Perceptual Palette - Online LAB Quantization
Extract a color palette from an image using CIELAB k‑means quantization. Results are perceptually more accurate than RGB methods.
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Extract a color palette from an image using CIELAB k‑means quantization. Results are perceptually more accurate than RGB methods.
Upload a screenshot or image and use the magnifying glass to pick exact colors. Get hex, RGB, and HSL. Simple.
Start with a base color and generate an extended palette where every shade contrasts properly with white and black. Export tokens.
Click colors on an interactive wheel and see the common emotions and meanings associated with them. A design resource.
Pick a color palette and the tool shows sample images that match it. Great for moodboard and brand inspiration. Static dataset.
Browse every Tailwind default color palette side by side. Click any shade to copy the hex or class. For rapid design.
Enter two hex colors and compute the CIE76, CIE94, and CIEDE2000 color difference. Understand how humans perceive color similarity.
Upload a gradient or enter a palette and simulate how it appears with different types of color vision deficiency. Ensure inclusive data visualization.
Upload a photo and extract a smooth CSS gradient that represents its color mood. Copy the linear-gradient code.
Generate a palette of N colors that are maximally distinguishable for common color vision deficiencies. Copy the hex codes.
Select colors in the OKLCH space with lightness, chroma, and hue. Convert to hex, RGB, and CSS oklch(). Perceptually uniform gradients.
Mix colors with different alpha channels using color‑mix(). See how transparent colors combine. Copy the CSS.
Type a word like 'sunset' or 'calm' and generate a color palette inspired by that mood. Simple associative mapping.
Pick a source color and generate a complete M3 tonal palette with light/dark schemes. Export as CSS custom properties.
Enter a URL and fetch its text/background colors to perform a bulk contrast check. See warnings for WCAG violations.
Convert RGBA colors to CIELAB and other advanced color spaces. For fine‑tuning design tokens. Client‑side math.
Enter any hex color and find the nearest Tailwind CSS color class. Also shows the Tailwind palette shade.
See how a full paragraph looks with your chosen text and background colors. Not just a ratio; the real appearance.
Enter foreground and background colors and see a matrix of how each pair works for normal, protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia.
Browse the OKLCH color space with sliders for lightness, chroma, and hue. See the CSS oklch() code. Modern and accessible.
Paste a hex code and get the closest official CSS color name and a list of similar Pantone-like shades. Design reference.
Click any color to see common emotional associations and cultural meanings. Quick design reference.
Enter foreground and background colors to instantly see the contrast ratio and pass/fail for AA and AAA. Simple and fast.
Upload an image and instantly get a 6‑color palette with the most dominant shades. Click to copy hex codes. Canvas‑based.
Grid of all 148 named CSS colors. Hover to see detail, click to copy the name or hex. Essential frontend reference.
Enter hex codes and download a PNG swatch image with color names. Useful for design spec documents. Built via canvas.
Paste body text and test different font/background combos. See an actual passage rendered, not just a ratio. True feel for legibility.
Pick a color in the Display‑P3 space and get the CSS color() function. See the difference from sRGB. For modern design.
See a color swatch and guess its hex code. Get scored on accuracy. Improve your color intuition. Fun for designers.
Generate a random 5‑color palette where every adjacent pair passes WCAG AA contrast. Safe for inclusive designs.
Interactively create colors in HWB space and get the CSS hwb() function. Simplifies tint/shade workflows. Live preview.
Create color gradients that are perceptually uniform by interpolating in CIELAB space. Get the CSS linear‑gradient code. Visually superior.
Pick colors using the HWB (Hue‑Whiteness‑Blackness) model. Get the CSS hwb() function code. Simpler than HSL for some.
Check the Accessible Perceptual Contrast Algorithm (APCA) ratio. The next‑generation contrast method for WCAG 3.
Classic HSV color wheel with sliders. See hex, RGB, and HSL equivalents. Intuitive for artists. No server interaction.
Use the light‑dark() CSS function to change colors based on color scheme. Build a simple dark mode toggle with one property.
Test the upcoming contrast‑color() CSS function. Get white or black automatically for a given background. See it live.
Use the EyeDropper API to sample a color from anywhere on your screen. Click, select, and copy the hex. No extensions needed.
Paste a stylesheet and extract every unique color (hex, rgb, hsl) into a palette. Swatches displayed. Copy as JSON.
Pick two colors and mix them in different color spaces with sliders. See the difference between sRGB and OKLCH mixing. Copy the code.
Upload an image and also see a UI mockup under different deficiencies side‑by‑side. Powerful for inclusive design.
Pick a base color and generate a 10‑step scale where each step meets a specific contrast ratio against white or black. Export as CSS custom properties.
Place colored points on a canvas and see a smooth gradient mesh interpolate between them. Experimental and beautiful. Download PNG.
Paste a list of foreground/background color pairs and instantly see which pass AA/AAA. Perfect for checking entire style guides.
Enter CMYK values and find the closest Pantone Solid Coated color. For print design reference. Client‑side lookup.
Start from a base color and use `oklch(from color l c h)` to create lighter or darker variants. Copy the code.
Point your camera at an object and see the dominant color in real time. Click to copy the hex. Fun tool for designers.
Dynamically blend two colors using the CSS color‑mix() function in different color spaces. Copy the exact CSS snippet. No JS required.
Choose a base color and see its complementary, split‑complementary, triadic, and tetradic harmonies. Copy palettes. Local.
Enter HSL values and get the exact RGB representation. Also shows hex. For fine‑tuning design tokens. Client‑side.
Input RGB values and see the HSL equivalent with a color preview. Understand lightness and saturation. Local.
Enter a hex color and get its relative luminance per WCAG definition. Understand why this matters for contrast.
Convert RGB and hex colors to CIELAB L*a*b* values. Understand perceptual lightness and chromaticity. All local math.
Write CSS like `oklch(from red l c h)` to modify colors. Preview the output and copy. Modern color manipulation.
Simulate how a palette looks under daylight, tungsten, or fluorescent light. Understand metamerism. For accurate color work.
Paste a linear‑gradient CSS value and see all the color stops listed as a palette. Copy individual hex codes. Quick reference.
A dedicated color picker with common retro gaming palettes (NES, Gameboy). Pick and copy hex codes. For pixel art creators.
Type a CSS color name like 'tomato' or 'mediumseagreen' and instantly get its hex code and preview. Complete named colors list.
Paste a CSS gradient and export a vertical swatch image. Ideal for design documents. No server needed.
Enter L*a*b* values and see the corresponding RGB and hex color. Useful for advanced color manipulation.