Palette Generator from Image
Extract the dominant colors from any image — for design systems, moodboards, or theming.
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How extraction works
The image is downscaled to a thumbnail for speed, then every pixel is bucketed into a coarse 4-bit-per-channel grid. The most populated buckets become the palette, snapped to the centroid of the pixels they contain. It's fast and stable but not as precise as a median-cut quantizer — use it as a starting point.
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