Brand Color Extractor
Extract a brand color palette from any website by URL.
Extract a Website's Brand Colors
Enter a URL and this tool fetches the page and its stylesheets, then scans them for every color and ranks them by how often they appear. The result is a quick brand palette with copyable HEX values.
What it reads
- The theme-color meta tag (weighted highest)
- Colors in linked CSS files
- Inline <style> blocks and style attributes
- HEX, RGB/RGBA, and HSL/HSLA values
Why ranking matters
The most-used colors are usually the real brand colors — backgrounds, buttons, and accents — while one-off values are often borders or shadows. Sorting by frequency surfaces the palette that defines the brand.
Why colors come from CSS, not screenshots
Reading declared CSS colors is exact and instant — it returns the precise HEX values the designers chose, rather than approximations sampled from a rendered image. It also avoids the cross-origin limits that prevent reading pixels from third-party images in the browser.
A starting point, not gospel
Automated extraction surfaces the colors present in the markup. A brand's official palette may include print or secondary colors that never appear on the homepage, so treat the result as a fast first draft.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Brand Color Extractor.