Find the Colors of a Logo

Upload a logo and see its brand colors with their HEX codes. The background is left out, so you only get the logo's colors.

Palette

5 colors

Drag each point to sample a different color from the photo.

How to find the colors of a logo

Upload the logoA PNG, a JPG or a screenshot of the brand's website all work. Transparent logos are read on white.
Check the paletteThe tool finds how many colors the logo has and drops the background. Add or remove colors with + and −.
Copy or exportCopy the HEX codes or export to CSS, Tailwind, JSON or GIMP from the ⋯ menu.

Use the largest, sharpest image you can find: smoothed edges create in-between shades.
If a color looks dull, use the eyedropper and tap the middle of that color area.
If the logo is an SVG, the “Recolor SVG” tab shows the exact colors from its code.
To create a new palette for your own brand, see the logo color palettes.

Are the colors exact?

They are the colors of the image's pixels. With a sharp PNG they match the brand colors; with JPGs or screenshots they can be slightly off.

Can I find the Pantone of a logo?

This tool gives HEX, RGB and HSL. Pantone is a licensed ink system; use the HEX code to look up the closest match in its guides.

What about the background?

If the edge of the image is one color, it is treated as the background and ignored. Turn it off with the “No background” button.