Build a usable color palette from your logo
The tool samples your image, groups similar pixels into color clusters, and reports the share of the artwork each cluster covers. Each result is available in HEX, RGB, CMYK, and HSL, so you can use the format that fits your next design or production step. Colors that sit very close together are merged so you get a practical palette rather than hundreds of near identical shades.
Choose the format you need
HEX is convenient for websites and design tools, RGB is useful for screens, CMYK is a practical reference for print conversations, and HSL makes it easier to compare hue, saturation, and lightness. Use the display menu to switch the chart, legend, and color cards between formats. Your JSON download always includes every format.
Why coverage percentage matters
For screen printing, each color in your design is a separate screen, so the number of colors affects setup cost more than the size of the print. Coverage shows how much of the artwork each extracted color occupies, helping you spot tiny accent colors that may be dropped or merged to simplify the print.
Getting the cleanest results
- Upload the original logo file rather than a screenshot or photo.
- Use a transparent PNG so the background does not get counted as a color.
- Avoid heavily compressed JPGs, which add noise around edges.