How to Extract a Color Palette from Any Website
Install the free AssetPullKit Chrome extension then visit any website, open the Colors tab and your results appear instantly. No DevTools, no code, no account.
Finding the perfect color palette from a website you admire is tedious with traditional methods. Manually inspecting elements with DevTools, screenshotting, and using color picker tools wastes time and often misses subtle accent colors buried in gradients or animations. Designers and brand researchers need a faster way to extract complete, accurate color palettes instantly. AssetPullKit's Colors tab solves this in seconds: automatically scanning the entire website and surfacing every color used, from primary brand colors to subtle shadows, without any manual inspection or external tools required.
Step by Step: How to Extract a Color Palette from Any Website
Install AssetPullKit for free
Go to the Chrome Web Store and add AssetPullKit to Chrome. Takes 10 seconds, no account needed.
Install AssetPullKit free →Navigate to any website
Go to the website you want to inspect. AssetPullKit works on any live URL.
Open the Colors tab
Click the AssetPullKit extension icon in your Chrome toolbar. Switch to the Colors tab. Results appear instantly.
Copy or download what you need
Use the copy or download buttons next to each result. For colors, click Copy CSS vars to grab the full palette at once.
Tips and What to Look For
Open any website, launch AssetPullKit, and switch to the Colors tab. You'll see all colors extracted from the page, sorted by frequency. Pay attention to the context badge (background, text, border, etc.) to understand each color's role. Watch for colors in animations and hover states: refresh the page or interact with elements first to capture dynamic colors. For precise hex/RGB values, click any color swatch to copy. Edge case: very light or dark colors may blend into white/black; hover over swatches to verify visibility in their original context.
For brand research, visit multiple pages of the same website and compare the Colors tab output across pages. This reveals the complete brand palette, including secondary and tertiary colors you'd miss from the homepage alone. Export or screenshot the color list for your mood board or design system documentation.
Who This Guide Is For
Designer, brand researcher
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the easiest way to Extract a Color Palette from Any Website
The fastest way is to use AssetPullKit, a free Chrome extension that extracts everything in one click without opening DevTools.
Does it work on any website?
Yes. AssetPullKit works on any live website including Framer, Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, Next.js, and more.
Is AssetPullKit free?
Yes, completely free. No account, no subscription, no tracking.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. All scanning runs inside your browser. No page data ever leaves your machine.
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