Color Palette Image Exporter
Render hex swatches into a downloadable PNG palette strip.
Turn swatches into a shareable image
A palette is easier to share and reference as an image than a list of hex codes. Paste your swatches and this exporter renders them into a clean PNG strip you can drop into a moodboard, a spec, a client email, or a design handoff.
Rendering happens on a canvas in your browser, so the image is generated instantly and the file is downloaded directly — no upload, no account. It is a fast way to document a color scheme in a format anyone can open.
Private and instant
The palette image is drawn on a canvas entirely in your browser and downloaded directly, so your colors are never sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
What does the palette image exporter do?
It draws pasted hex colors on a canvas and downloads the palette as a PNG image.
What does the exported PNG look like?
An 800 × 180 pixel strip with one equal-width block per color and each hex code printed in white monospace text near the bottom.
How do I paste the colors?
Any text containing hex codes works: the tool picks out every #rgb or #rrggbb value, so you can paste a list, a CSS snippet, or notes with codes mixed in.
Why is the hex label hard to read on light colors?
Labels are always white, so they fade on pale swatches like #f5f5f5. For light palettes, add a darker swatch or annotate the image afterwards.
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