Want to know what colors a website uses? Whether you're a designer building a brand color system, a developer matching a reference site's theme, or a marketer documenting competitor branding — extracting a website's complete color palette gives you instant insight. With CloneAnyWeb's Color Extractor, you can pull every hex code from any website in seconds.
This guide walks you through exactly how to extract colors from any website — step by step — using our free online color palette extractor. Colors are grouped by family, and you can export everything as ready-to-use CSS variables.
Every color found in CSS and inline styles — hex codes and RGB/RGBA values.
Colors auto-classified into Reds, Blues, Greens, Purples, Yellows, Grays, and more.
The top 6 most distinctive colors shown as a large horizontal palette for quick reference.
Click any color swatch to instantly copy its hex code to your clipboard.
Download a ready-to-use CSS file with all colors as :root custom properties.
One button to copy every color value as a plain text list for Figma or Notion.
This is a preview of the actual color modal you'll see after fetching a URL
On the CloneAnyWeb homepage, click the Colors checkbox in the fetch options row. This switches the tool to color extraction mode, telling it to scan for all color values instead of cloning the full page.
Enter any website URL in the input field and click Fetch Site. The full HTML, CSS stylesheets, and inline styles are downloaded and scanned for every hex code and RGB value on the page.
Each color is analyzed using RGB luminosity math and assigned to a color family — Reds, Blues, Greens, Purples, Yellows, Oranges, Grays, Blacks, and Whites. The top 6 most distinctive colors are highlighted as the Primary Palette.
The color modal opens with your primary palette at the top, followed by all family groups below. Click any swatch to copy its hex code. Use the Export CSS button to download a complete CSS variables file ready to drop into any project.
Research competitor brand colors. Build color system documentation from real production sites.
Audit a client's existing color palette. Identify inconsistencies and document the full system.
Extract CSS variables from a reference site and drop them directly into your own codebase.
Extract colors from a website and import them into your Figma file's color library in minutes.
Free, no signup needed. Select Colors mode and paste any URL.
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