Color Palette Image Exporter
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Build a color palette from your hex colors and export it as a clean PNG image with each color's hex label. It is perfect for sharing a palette, dropping it into Figma, or posting on social media. Everything is generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
How to use
- Add, edit or remove colors using the color picker or hex field.
- Check the live preview of the swatch image.
- Download the palette as a PNG.
How it works
Each color becomes a swatch drawn on a canvas, side by side, with its hex code written underneath. The label color (black or white) is chosen automatically from the swatch's brightness so it always stays readable. The canvas is then exported as a PNG image.
Features
Add & edit colors
Use a color picker or type hex codes; add or remove as many as you like.
Hex labels
Each swatch shows its hex code so the palette is self-documenting.
Readable labels
Label text switches between black and white based on the swatch brightness.
PNG export
Download a high-resolution image ready to share or import.
When to use it
Share a palette
Send a teammate or client an image of your chosen colors.
Drop into Figma
Paste the palette image into a design file for reference.
Social media
Post a tidy palette image to show off a color scheme.
Brand guide
Include a labelled swatch image in a simple brand sheet.
Notes
- Colors are entered as hex; 3- or 6-digit hex is accepted.
- The exported PNG has a solid background, not transparency.
- Swatches are laid out in a single row.
- Everything runs on your device; nothing is uploaded.
FAQ
- What color formats can I enter?
- Hex codes, either 3-digit (#abc) or 6-digit (#aabbcc). The color picker also writes hex for you.
- How many colors can I add?
- As many as you like. The image widens to fit all the swatches in a row.
- Is the PNG transparent?
- No. Each swatch is a solid color filling its area, so the image has no transparency.
- Can I use the image commercially?
- Yes. The image is just your colors rendered as swatches; you own what you create here.
- Is my data sent to a server?
- No. The palette image is generated entirely in your browser.