Brand reference · Client-side · No upload

Extract brand colors from image — dominant HEX from logos and mockups

Extract brand colors from any image in your browser — no upload, no account, no cloud queue. Load a logo, packaging photo, or brand mockup locally, surface up to six dominant colors with deduplication, and copy HEX values on-device without sending confidential assets to a remote server.

Extract brand colors — Free

No upload · No server · Copy-ready HEX

What this tool does

  • Load images locally from your device
  • Extract up to six dominant colors with deduplication
  • Copy HEX values with one click
  • Optional EXIF metadata stripping before export workflows
  • On-device processing — images never uploaded to a server

Dominant colors from your brand image — not a style-guide matcher

Pix-8 Palette Extractor ranks the colors that actually appear in your logo or mockup on a client-side canvas — not a cloud service that uploads brand assets or an AI that claims to verify official palette names. Review up to six deduplicated HEX swatches and copy codes as a reference starting point. It does not match trademark databases, assign primary or accent roles, or export CSS tokens — for code output, use Pix-8 CSS Palette Generator.

Why extract brand colors from an image in the browser?

Upload-first color tools route logos and mockups through remote servers before you see a swatch. Pix-8 processes locally — the practical fit when you need to extract brand colors from an image for design comps, social graphics, or client references without exposing brand assets off-device.

From logo to HEX reference

Load a brand image from your device and get dominant colors ranked by pixel coverage — analyzed entirely in the browser tab.

Confidential by default

Logos and mockups stay on your device during extraction and copy. Pix-8 never receives your pixel data or uploads your source file.

Copy-ready swatches

Up to six deduplicated HEX codes you can click to copy — a fast reference from your image, ready for Figma or your style notes.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Open Palette Extractor

    Navigate to Pix-8 Palette Extractor in your browser — no install, no account, and no upload dialog before analysis.

  2. Step 2

    Load your brand image

    Choose a logo, packaging photo, or mockup from your device. The file is decoded locally and sampled to rank dominant brand-relevant colors.

  3. Step 3

    Copy HEX swatches

    Review the extracted colors and click any swatch to copy its HEX value — one image per session, entirely on-device.

Frequently asked questions

Can I extract brand colors from an image without uploading it to a server?

Yes. Pix-8 Palette Extractor runs entirely in your browser. Your image is read locally, sampled on a client-side canvas, and reduced to dominant HEX values on-device. Brand assets like logos and mockups stay on your device — they are never transmitted to Pix-8 or any third-party server.

Does the tool automatically identify official brand colors or color names?

Palette Extractor ranks up to six dominant colors by pixel coverage in your image and presents copy-ready HEX swatches — it does not match against trademark databases, name colors with AI, or verify against a brand style guide. Use the extracted HEX codes as a starting reference from your logo, packaging photo, or brand mockup, then validate against your official guidelines.

What types of brand images work best for color extraction?

Palette Extractor accepts standard image files from your device — logos, social graphics, product photos, and presentation slides all work. Dominant colors surface by coverage with near-duplicates filtered. For a single exact brand HEX from one pixel, use Pix-8 Color Picker. For CSS variable export, use Pix-8 CSS Palette Generator. It processes one image per session and does not batch-extract from folders.

Related use cases

Ready to pull brand colors without uploading?

Open Palette Extractor, load a local brand image, and copy dominant HEX swatches — privately, entirely on-device.

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