Palette Extractor From Website
Enter any website URL to extract its color palette. Discover the exact HEX codes used in a site's design.
Why Extract a Website's Color Palette?
Competitive design research starts with understanding how industry leaders use color. By extracting the palette from a website you admire, you can identify the exact HEX codes behind their brand feel — useful for creating designs that feel at home in a particular market or aesthetic.
Our tool fetches the HTML and CSS of the target page and scans it for hex color values and RGB declarations, then filters out near-white, near-black, and grey tones to surface the distinctive brand colors. Results are returned as clickable swatches with copy-to-clipboard functionality.
FAQ
Why can't some websites be extracted?
Some sites block automated access or serve content via JavaScript that this tool can't execute. CORS restrictions also prevent direct browser fetching of some domains. In these cases, try a different URL or use the Color Picker From Image tool with a screenshot.
Does this extract ALL colors or just the main ones?
The tool filters out near-white, near-black, and grey tones that are structural rather than brand colors, and returns up to 24 of the most prominent colors found in inline CSS and style blocks.
Is the website I enter stored anywhere?
No. The URL you enter is used to fetch the page via a CORS proxy, but nothing is stored or logged on our end.