Color Palettes

Your pet's color palette

Upload a photo of your dog or cat and discover the colors of its fur, eyes and nose, each with its own sweet name, plus a card ready to share. Free, no sign-up, and the photo never leaves your phone.

or drop it here · works with bunnies, birds and fish too

Or try an example
What are they like?
The palette of

My pack

Add all your pets and see the palette they make together. They're only saved in this browser.

How the palette is made

  1. The background is skipped. We look at the top and sides of the photo to spot the background (the couch, the grass) and give more weight to what's in the middle: your pet.
  2. Its colors are grouped. Similar colors are merged and the 5 most important ones from its fur, patches, eyes and nose are kept. The dots on the photo show where each one comes from.
  3. Each color gets a name. Every color gets a sweet name (caramel, cloud, truffle...) and the palette gets a color type depending on whether it's warm, light, dark or high-contrast.

What collar color suits your dog or cat

A collar looks best when it contrasts with the fur. A golden or caramel dog looks great in deep blues and greens; a black cat in bright colors like mustard yellow or red; a white pet in rich, intense shades. Your pet color palette comes with a suggested collar, blanket and toy based on your pet's own colors.

Frequently asked questions

Is my pet's photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is analyzed right on your phone or computer and is never sent to or stored on any server.

What collar color suits my dog or cat?

One that contrasts with its fur. The best collar color for a golden dog is a deep blue or green; for a black cat, bright colors like mustard yellow or red; for a white pet, rich, intense shades. The tool suggests a collar, a blanket and a toy based on its colors.

Does it work with photos of any pet?

Yes: dogs, cats, bunnies, birds, fish or any animal. It works best with a well-lit photo where your pet is in the middle.

Why do I get a color from the background?

If the background has colors similar to your pet, or your pet only fills a small part of the photo, a background color can sneak in. Try a closer or cropped photo.

What can I do with my pet's palette?

Share a pretty card, decorate their corner, pick matching accessories, make a birthday invitation for them or even a tattoo in their colors.

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