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Extract the color palette from any website instantly Color Palette Extractor pulls the top 20 colors from any website by scanning computed styles across the page. Open the popup and the palette is ready. Need a specific element's color? Switch to click-to-pick mode. Hover over any element to see its background and text color highlighted in real time. Click to capture it. Your last picked color is saved and shown the next time you open the popup. Toggle between HEX, RGB, and HSL formats. Click any swatch to copy its value to your clipboard instantly. Use the Copy All button to grab the entire palette at once. Designed for designers inspecting sites for color reference, and developers who need exact values without opening DevTools. FEATURES - Auto-extract top 20 colors from any page - Click-to-pick mode: hover and click any element to capture its color - HEX, RGB, and HSL format support - One-click copy to clipboard for any swatch - Copy All button for the entire palette - Last picked color saved across sessions - Visual cursor ring and element outline in picker mode PRIVACY - No data collection - No external servers or network requests - Only stores the last picked color locally - Clipboard is write-only (copies color values out — never reads clipboard) - Built on Manifest V3 By Patrick Bushe · bushe.co
Apr 11, 2026
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