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Website Color Extractor

Website Color Extractor

Website Color Extractor lets you extract color values from a webpage's styles, rank them by use, preview the palette, and export them as CSS variables, CSV, or JSON.

  • check_circlePublic pages only
  • check_circle1 global credit
  • check_circleNo setup required

Public webpages only

Run Color Extractor

1 global credit
  1. 01Add source
  2. 02Set options
  3. 03Review result
Rendered source inspectionCSS, CSV, JSONUp to 25 source pages
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Add a public source

Paste the exact public URL you want this tool to inspect.

Review the result before exporting. Your source is never edited.

Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source site's terms. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.

What Color Extractor does

The website color extractor reads the stylesheets, inline styles, and computed text and background colors of the rendered page, then counts each color value it finds. Values are lowercased and ranked by use but not converted to one format, so a color can appear as HEX, rgb(), or hsl().

Unlike a screenshot color picker, the result comes from page styles. You can copy the JSON or export CSS variables, CSV, or JSON for an authorized redesign, brand inventory, or UI comparison.

Color Extractor features

table_rows

Useful fields from the start

Review color value, usage count, palette preview, css variables in one organized result.

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Export as CSS, CSV, JSON

Formats offered: CSS, CSV, JSON.

Where Color Extractor fits

Perfect for

  • checkDocument colors before redesigning a site
  • checkBuild CSS variables from an approved reference page
  • checkFind one-off colors outside a design system
  • checkCompare light and dark page templates

What you get

  • checkColor value
  • checkUsage count
  • checkPalette preview
  • checkCSS variables

How to use Color Extractor

  1. 01

    Enter the reference page

    Use a public page whose colors you are allowed to inspect and reuse.

  2. 02

    Review the ranked palette

    Compare the color values, usage counts, and swatch previews.

  3. 03

    Copy or export

    Save the ranked colors as CSS variables, CSV, or JSON.

Before you run Color Extractor

  • infoStylesheet rules can include colors used only by hidden elements or hover states.
  • infoImages and videos are not sampled as stylesheet colors.
  • infoCheck brand and design rights before reusing another organization's palette.

Questions about Color Extractor

Something missing? Ask us.

How is this different from picking colors from a screenshot?

The extractor reads CSS color values from the page's styles and counts how often each appears. It does not sample pixels from photographs, shadows, or video frames.

Can it export CSS variables?

Yes. The CSS export turns up to 100 ranked colors into custom properties. You can also save CSV and JSON.

Why do similar colors appear separately?

Values are not merged, so one color written in two formats or with a different opacity is listed twice. Review the list before building a palette.

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Run Color Extractor

Analyze a public page to inspect color value and usage count.

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