Game Color Palette Extractor - Screenshot Colors

Extract color palettes from game screenshots for fan art and design. Get dominant, vibrant, or muted colors. Export as CSS, SCSS, JSON, or ASE. Works offline.

Click to upload or drag and drop

Game screenshot, artwork, or any image

Or press Ctrl+V to paste from clipboard

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Frequently Asked Questions

Upload a screenshot or paste from clipboard, then adjust the number of colors (4-16) and select an extraction mode: Dominant Colors for the most common colors, Vibrant Colors for saturated hues, or Muted Colors for subdued tones. The tool uses k-means clustering to analyze your image and extract the perfect palette.

Dominant Colors extracts the most frequently occurring colors in your image - perfect for capturing the overall color scheme. Vibrant Colors prioritizes saturated, eye-catching colors - ideal for accent colors and UI elements. Muted Colors focuses on desaturated, subtle tones - great for backgrounds and atmospheric palettes.

Click any color swatch to see HEX, RGB, and HSL values. Use the 'Copy as CSS Variables' button to get ready-to-use CSS custom properties, 'Copy as SCSS Variables' for Sass projects, or 'Copy as JSON' for programmatic use. You can also download the palette as a PNG image for reference or export to Adobe ASE format for use in Photoshop, Illustrator, and other Adobe apps.

Yes! Click anywhere on the uploaded image to instantly add that specific color to your palette. This is perfect for sampling exact colors from logos, character designs, or UI elements. The sampled color will be added to your current palette.

Color harmony suggestions show complementary colors (opposite on the color wheel), analogous colors (adjacent on the wheel), and triadic colors (evenly spaced). These are generated from your extracted palette and help you create balanced, professional color schemes. Use them to expand your palette beyond the screenshot colors.

Click the 'Export to Adobe ASE' button to download an Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ase) file. This file can be imported directly into Photoshop (Swatches panel → Load Swatches), Illustrator, InDesign, and other Adobe Creative Cloud apps. Your palette will appear as named color swatches ready to use.

Yes! Your palettes are automatically saved to browser storage. When you extract colors from a new image, your previous palettes are preserved. You can return to the tool later and your saved palettes will still be available. Clear browser data will remove saved palettes.

The tool supports all common image formats: PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and SVG. You can upload files via drag-and-drop, file picker, or paste directly from clipboard (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V). Works best with screenshots and digital artwork.

Preset game palettes provide reference colors from iconic games like The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros, Final Fantasy, Minecraft, and more. Use these as starting points for fan art, study color theory from professional game designs, or ensure your work matches the aesthetic of a specific game. Click any preset to load its palette instantly.

Start with 8-12 colors for most game screenshots. Use fewer (4-6) for pixel art or minimalist games, more (12-16) for complex, detailed scenes. Adjust based on how many distinct colors you actually need in your project.

Game Color Palette Extractor - Screenshot Colors

Extracted Palette

Color Harmony Suggestions

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