See color weight
Percentages help distinguish the broad field color from details that occupy less of the mark.
Find a usable color palette in a logo.
Upload visible logo artwork and separate its leading color from supporting tones and smaller accents, with exact values ready for design handoff.
Open ColorQuarryTransparent PNG logos are supported.
Start from the asset you actually have
A logo file often arrives before a color system does. ColorQuarry summarizes the visible artwork so you can identify likely leading, supporting, and accent colors without sampling individual pixels by hand.
Preserve small accents
Request up to sixteen colors when a compact mark contains several intentional details.
Carry values forward
Use HEX, RGB, and HSL in design tools, or take the CSS, Tailwind-compatible, and JSON files into implementation.
A better logo input produces a clearer result
Use the cleanest source available and review the result against the original artwork.
- Prefer a lossless PNG when transparency and hard color edges matter.
- Keep the full mark visible; extraction does not infer content outside the uploaded canvas.
- Use the requested color count to expose or simplify smaller visible color regions.
- Confirm final production colors against an authoritative brand guide when one exists.
The boundary of logo extraction
ColorQuarry measures visible pixels. It cannot determine brand intent, rebuild brand guidelines, identify a trademark, or guarantee that a small visible color is semantically important. Hidden RGB values in fully transparent pixels do not become palette colors.