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Extract all unique colors from any webpage with one click. Extract all unique colors from any webpage with one click. Installation Clone or download this repository Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle) Click Load unpacked and select the HueLoot folder Navigate to any http:// or https:// page and click the HueLoot icon Usage Click the HueLoot icon on any website. A modal overlay will appear showing every unique color the browser is actively using on that page. Click any color swatch to copy its hex value to your clipboard. Click the ⓘ button in the header to learn how colors are extracted. Where do the colors come from? Colors come from computed styles of visible elements — meaning what the browser has actually resolved and rendered. For each element that isn't display:none, visibility:hidden, or opacity:0, it reads: color (text) & backgroundColor Border colors (top / right / bottom / left) outlineColor, textDecorationColor, caretColor, columnRuleColor Colors inside backgroundImage gradients You may still see colors that feel "invisible" — the filter skips display:none, visibility:hidden, and opacity:0, but not zero-sized elements, off-screen elements, elements covered by others, or elements clipped by overflow:hidden. These are technically "visible" to the browser even if you can't see them. Maker For years I used some old clunky color picker tool. One day it stopped working. I could have just found another one. Instead I built HueLoot. Here you are. Enjoy. — Marek marek@jackoai.com
Mar 6, 2026
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