You can also find the percentage of a given color in the PNG and print it next to the color name. You can print the names of extracted colors directly on the palette using RGBA or hex format. But you can also change the palette color order and sort the colors in rainbow order (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet), in reverse rainbow order (violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red), in order by lightness (from the lightest color to darkest), and in order by darkness (from the darkest color to lightest). By default, the palette colors are organized in order from the most popular color to the least popular color. By choosing the 'Show Exact Color Tones' mode, you get the exact color scheme that perfectly matches the pixels of the PNG.

By choosing the 'Show Average Color Tones' mode, you get mixed shades of the dominant colors of the PNG. The second one uses the exact colors of the pixels. The first one uses the average tones of the PNG. There are two palette composition modes that we have implemented.

This tool can generate any number of PNG shades (up to the number of colors in the image). The color scheme that you get in the output contains color tone data and it can be used in digital graphics work or website designs to match the tones of the PNG. You can upload any PNG picture and the program will find the most popular colors in it and create a color scheme profile that you can download. This browser-based utility allows you to extract a color palette from a PNG file.

Data extract software by color