How to use this image tool
- Select a supported image.
- Set the available options and review their limits.
- Choose Find average color, inspect the result, then download the newly created file.
Calculate an image’s average RGB color from decoded pixels and download a matching color swatch.
The finder samples decoded pixels, weights each pixel by opacity, and computes the arithmetic mean of red, green, and blue channels.
A single average describes the whole image; it is not the same as the most frequent or dominant color.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP work when the browser can decode them. Transparent pixels contribute according to their alpha value.
| Input | image/png,image/jpeg,image/webp |
|---|---|
| Processing | Local browser session |
| Safety limit | 40 megapixels per raster operation |
No. Average color blends all contributing pixels, while dominant color looks for the most common color cluster.
Partly transparent pixels contribute proportionally and fully transparent pixels are ignored.
Opposing hues can balance each other when their channel values are combined.
Yes. The result shows both RGB and HEX values, and the downloaded PNG uses that color.
It analyzes a scaled copy up to one million pixels, providing a practical average without excessive memory use.
| Privacy | Local processing |
|---|---|
| Output | New downloadable Blob |
| Reset | Clears files and object URLs |