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Extract colors from images
Colority.net is the easiest way to extract core colors from any image. Instead of struggling with surprisingly painful color-picker tools in software like Photoshop, users get an instant palette with precise hex codes – ready for any creative project.
What started as a personal side-project quickly became a real tool: I conceived the idea, designed the interface, and coded a React app with Cursor. After showing it to other creatives, I saw real demand and launched Colority as a free web-app at: www.colority.net.
Colority's design language is as minimal as its purpose: a clean logotype, modern sans-serif font, and generous whitespace that let the palettes take center stage. The stripped-back design removes distractions, creating a lightweight, professional tool where the extracted colors are always the hero.
Colors behave differently depending on the background – light tones pop on dark, while dark tones are easier to evaluate on light. Built on a solid design system, Colority makes switching between modes seamless, ensuring palettes always look accurate in context.
Colority is fully responsive and runs directly in the browser. Users can upload images and extract palettes wherever they are – on a phone right after taking a picture, on a tablet while illustrating, or on a desktop while designing layouts. No installation, no friction.