Drop any photo and we'll pull out its dominant colors as a palette. Great for designing brand colors from a hero shot, matching a website to a product photo, or just curiosity. Runs in your browser.
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC. Anything with colors in it. Brand assets, product shots, sunsets — all fair game.
5, 8, or 12 dominant colors. We use a quantization algorithm (similar to Color Thief) to cluster pixels.
Tap a swatch to copy its hex code. Switch between HEX, RGB, and HSL. Download the palette as a .gpl, .ase, or CSS variables.
Single photos: this tool. Whole camera roll? SwipePhotos works directly on your Apple Photos library — no exporting and re-importing. Swipe through years of bursts and duplicates in a weekend. 100% on-device.
Designing a website to match a product. Picking brand colors from a hero photo. Coordinating slide decks with imagery. Picking matching paint colors. Pulling album cover colors for Spotify-style backgrounds.
A color picker tells you the exact color at one pixel. The palette extractor tells you the dominant colors across the whole photo — usually 3 to 12 that represent everything else.
Yes — colors aren't copyrightable. The photo might be, but the colors you pull from it aren't.
We cluster pixels by similarity, so we surface representative colors — not the absolute brightest ones. A photo of a beach might surface 'warm beige sand' rather than the very brightest spot of the sun. Pick the higher 'color count' option for more nuance.