I’m building a mood board and need the dominant colors from a reference website fast.

Quickly extract the dominant colors from a reference website so you can build a cohesive mood board without manual sampling. This feature helps you capture a site’s core palette in seconds, saving time and improving consistency across your design references.

This feature is designed for anyone creating a mood board who needs to identify a reference website’s dominant colors quickly. It analyzes the visual content of a target webpage and surfaces the primary colors that define the site’s overall look and feel. Instead of manually taking screenshots and using a color picker repeatedly, you can rely on an automated palette extraction that highlights the most prominent tones. The resulting palette can be used to guide decisions about backgrounds, typography accents, UI components, and complementary imagery in your mood board. It supports faster iteration when you are comparing multiple sites and trying to converge on a shared visual direction. By focusing on dominant colors, it reduces the noise of minor decorative hues and helps you identify what truly drives the brand impression. It is especially helpful during early concepting, when speed matters and you need a clear palette to align stakeholders. The feature also aids consistency by providing a repeatable way to capture palettes from different references. Common use cases include brand inspiration research, competitor UI audits, campaign mood board creation, and establishing a color direction for new product concepts.