How to use this image tool
- Choose an image from your device.
- Set the options for the result you need.
- Select “Analyze Colors” and review the preview and measurements.
- Download the newly created file.
Extract browser-rendered colors from an image, review a dominant palette, and export a practical color report.
Extract browser-rendered colors from an image, review a dominant palette, and export a practical color report.
The original file stays unchanged. Keep it until you have checked the downloaded result.
Files must be decodable by your current browser. Animated images are handled as a single rendered frame.
| Input | PNG,JPEG,WEBP,GIF |
|---|---|
| Processing | Local Canvas 2D |
| Large files | Limited to 40 million output pixels |
No. The image is decoded and processed by your browser. Closing or resetting the page releases the temporary preview data.
The tool accepts the formats listed on the page. Actual decoding and encoding support depends on the browser, so a file the browser cannot decode is rejected.
Canvas-based output is newly encoded and normally does not carry the original EXIF or GPS metadata. Keep the original file if that information matters.
Processing time follows pixel count, not just file size. A high-resolution photo can require substantial browser memory even when its compressed file is small.
Yes, provided the selected pixel dimensions suit the destination. Check the downloaded file at full size before publishing or printing.
| Privacy | Browser-local |
|---|---|
| Output | Newly encoded file |
| Limit | 40 megapixels |