Dominant Color Finder
Find the single most prominent colour in an image and the handful of runners-up, each shown with its share of the total pixel count.
How it works
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Drop any image onto the upload area, choose how many colours to show (2–10), and click Find dominant colours.
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The most prominent colour appears at the top with its hex, RGB, and HSL values; runners-up are shown below with their percentage share.
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The bar at the bottom visualises the pixel-share split at a glance — hover any segment to see the exact colour and percentage.
Questions
Does the image leave my device?
No. All processing runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Why is the analysis based on a downsampled copy?
Before measuring colour frequencies the image is shrunk so that the longest side is at most 256 px. This makes the analysis fast for large photos without meaningfully changing which colours come out on top.
What does the share percentage represent?
After the palette is built, every pixel in the downsampled image is mapped to its nearest palette colour. The share is the proportion of pixels assigned to each colour, rounded to whole numbers and adjusted so the total equals 100.
Can I use this to pick brand colours from a logo?
Yes — logos with a small number of distinct solid colours are a great use case. Set the colour count to match the expected number of colours in the logo for the cleanest result.
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