Extract dominant color palettes from film stills, photos, and design references. Export to Tailwind, CSS variables, SCSS, or JSON. Generate shareable cards.
Drop an image, get a palette. That's it. But the output is actually useful:
- 4 export formats — Tailwind config, CSS custom properties, SCSS variables, JSON
- Shareable cards — 1200×630 PNG with your image + palette, ready for Twitter/X
- Recent history — last 5 palettes stored locally, one click to reload
- Keyboard first — paste with
Ctrl+V, reset withEsc, copy swatches withEnter
I kept screenshotting film stills to steal colors for projects. Coolors is too playful. Adobe Color is too enterprise. I wanted something that felt like it belonged next to a Letterboxd review — dark, cinematic, no noise.
So I built Palet.
- Vanilla JS + Vite — no framework, ~235kB bundle
- colorthief — median-cut palette extraction
- html2canvas — share card generation
- No backend, no accounts, no tracking
All processing happens in your browser.
git clone https://github.com/tahagenc/palet
cd palet
npm install
npm run devMIT © Taha Genç