From image to interface
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image. HueWiz samples a reduced version, groups similar RGB colors, and separates the strongest candidates by their distance in OKLab. Pick a swatch to use it as your primary color, then edit the generated surface, text, secondary, and accent roles.
The extracted colors are approximations, not a count of every original pixel. Transparent pixels are excluded. Screenshots, flat illustrations, and photographs can produce different results; crop to the subject you want before importing.
Which colors should I use?
For a photograph of a forest, try a green extracted from the foliage as your primary color. Use a pale surface for a light interface, then check text against that surface. The generated supporting roles are design suggestions and may not occur in the original image.
Does my image leave my device?
No. This tool reads the file inside your browser. Palette share links contain color codes, not the image. Local saving stores one palette on this browser.
For more control over image role extraction and perceptual mixing, use the original image tool and advanced mixer. Read how to build a color palette.