Clip colors
from any website.

Clip is completely free to use with all core features including color extraction, palette building, blend, harmony suggestions, and export. We believe color analysis should be accessible to everyone. Premium features may be added in the future, but the core functionality will always remain free.

Nope. All color extraction and analysis happens locally in your browser. We don't send any data to external servers, track your browsing history, or collect any personal information.

Clip extracts exact pixel colors from your screen, so the hex values are highly accurate. Clip's algorithm also filters out near-duplicate colors and prioritizes the most visually significant colors in your selection.

Yes! Clip works on virtually any webpage, including complex web apps, images, and dynamic content. The only exceptions are browser-restricted pages like the Chrome Web Store and internal chrome:// pages. Some webpages require use of the eyedropper based on how the page is constructed with HTML/CSS, but you can clip or eyedrop and get anything you want.

Click any color in your palette to copy the hex code to your clipboard. You can also open the Export panel to copy your entire palette as a hex list, CSS variables, or a JSON array, or download your palette directly as a JSON or CSV file with full hex and RGB data included. New in 2.2: generate a Color Card, a branded shareable image with a color's values, for a single swatch or your whole palette, and download it as a PNG.

Blend takes all the colors currently in your palette and calculates their average to produce a single new color. The blending happens in HSL color space, which keeps the result vibrant instead of washing it out to gray. Once you see the blended color, you can add it to your palette with one click. It is useful for finding a unifying midtone across a set of brand colors or just experimenting with what sits in between the colors you have collected.

Install Clip Mojo from the Chrome Web Store, then click the extension icon to open the sidebar panel. Hit the "Clip Colors" button, drag a selection box over any area of the webpage, and Clip will automatically extract the dominant colors from that region. You can also use the eyedropper tool to pick individual pixel colors. Selected colors can be added to your palette, sorted, blended, and exported in multiple formats.

Clip Mojo is a free color picker and palette builder for Chrome that goes beyond just picking a single color. It extracts multiple colors at once from any webpage, provides color harmony suggestions, shows values in HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, and OKLCH, and lets you export, download, or generate a shareable Color Card for your palette. It works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other Chromium-based browsers with no account required.