Free tool · no sign-up · read on your device

Colour palette picker: find the palette in any image

Drop an image, your invitation card, a photo, a logo, and the picker finds its six main colours with hex codes. Each colour is shown as a button with the text colour that stays readable, so your website, decor or WhatsApp page can match it without guessing.

Drop the invitation card here

We read its colours on your device and show which pairs are readable.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 30 MB · stays on your device

Use these colours on a live page of the card itself.

Upload your card and the page takes its colours from the artwork: buttons, chips and links match, directions and RSVP included.

Make my card live

How it works

1
Drop the card
Any invitation artwork. It stays on your device.
2
Read the palette
The six most used colours, most used first, with hex values you can copy.
3
Pick readable pairs
Each colour is shown as a button with the text colour that passes accessibility contrast.

Questions people ask

How are the colours chosen?

The card is sampled and grouped into six clusters by how often each colour appears, so the most used come first. Tiny accents may merge into a nearby colour.

What does the contrast ratio mean?

It is the WCAG measure of how readable text is on a background. 4.5 to 1 or more passes the AA standard for normal text.

Is my card uploaded?

No. The colours are read in your browser. Nothing leaves your device unless you choose to make a live page afterwards.

Can I get the values as CSS?

Yes. Copy the block of variables and paste it into your stylesheet.

Want the whole thing on one link? Upload your card turns it into a live invitation page with directions, RSVP and a countdown.