Wallpaper colour palette extractor
Drop in any wallpaper and get its six main colours, from the most common down, ready to copy.
Blue Mountain Lake Stag (sample) · Drop another image on the preview to replace it.
How do I find the colours in a wallpaper?
Add the image here. The tool shrinks a copy, groups similar pixels together and lists the six colour groups that cover the most of the picture, with how much of it each one covers.
What the colour palette extractor does
- Colours
- Six, ordered by how much of the image each one covers.
- Formats
- Hex and RGB, each copied with one click.
- Method
- k-means clustering on a 96-pixel-wide copy, the same way MacWall measures its wallpaper colours.
- Privacy
- Worked out in your browser. The image is never uploaded.
- Cost
- Free, with no sign-up.
How to use it
- 1
Add an image. Drop a wallpaper onto the box or choose a file. A sample loads first so you can see how it works.
- 2
Read the palette. Each swatch shows its share of the image, a plain colour name and its hex value.
- 3
Copy a colour. Click a hex or RGB value to copy it.
- 4
Use it. Pick the closest accent colour in System Settings → Appearance, or use the hex values in your own designs.
Want it to move?
- MacWall plays 4K video wallpapers behind your windows on macOS.
- Every wallpaper page shows its resolution and the colours measured from it.
- Every download starts with a free 24-hour trial.