Chromo Can Now Extract Colors From Websites 🎨

Starting with the Go plan, you can now analyze an entire website and automatically extract the colors used across it.

Instead of uploading a screenshot or image, simply enter a website URL and Chromo will scan the page, analyze its visual content, and identify the colors that appear throughout the website.

🌐 Analyze any website

Want to know which colors a website actually uses?

Open Chromo, select the Website option, enter a URL, and let Chromo do the rest.

Once the analysis is complete, Chromo extracts the colors it finds and presents the most frequently used colors at the bottom of the results — just like when extracting a palette from an image.

This gives you a quick visual overview of the color system behind a website.

💻 A useful tool for developers

When you're rebuilding, redesigning, or working with an existing website, finding the exact colors being used can take time.

Chromo makes that process much faster.

Instead of manually inspecting elements or digging through stylesheets, you can analyze the website and immediately see which colors are used most frequently.

🎨 Made for designers, too

Whether you're researching a design, looking for inspiration, recreating a visual style, or simply trying to understand how a website's color palette works, Chromo can now give you that information in seconds.

It's especially useful when you want to discover the real color palette behind a website, rather than guessing from screenshots.

🚀 Available from Go

Website color extraction is now available to Go, Plus, and Max subscribers.

Just open Chromo → Website, enter a URL, and start exploring.

From images to websites — Chromo makes discovering colors easier than ever.