Extract · mood board
Palette from URL
Paste a public HTTPS URL and pull theme-color meta tags plus inline HEX codes from the HTML response. Fast inspiration when you are auditing a competitor landing page — with clear limits when CORS blocks the fetch.
Why this tool exists
Designers screenshot sites anyway. Parsing HEX from HTML saves eyedropper drift and catches CSS colors you might miss in a JPEG.
How to use it
- Enter a full URL including https://.
- Click Extract and wait for the fetch (may fail on sites that block cross-origin requests).
- Copy swatches into the palette generator to rationalize harmonies.
- If fetch fails, use the image extractor on a screenshot instead.
Use a different tool when…
The site blocks bots, needs login, or is localhost — this tool only sees anonymous public HTML.
Practical tips
- Results dedupe HEX values; order is not importance.
- theme-color meta may be the only brand-accurate swatch on SPAs.
- Respect copyright and terms of service when scraping third-party sites.
FAQ
Why did extraction fail?
The server may block cross-origin requests, require auth, or return non-HTML content.
Do you store URLs I submit?
No server round-trip for storage — fetch happens from your browser session.
Can you extract from CSS files?
Only inline HTML in the initial response; linked stylesheets may be missed.
Is this legal?
Public HTML viewing is generally fine for inspiration; do not republish trademark palettes as your own.
How many colors maximum?
Up to 24 unique HEX values per successful fetch.