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Image Info & Palette

Inspect pixel dimensions, aspect ratio classification, megapixels, transparency channel, and extract dominant color palette with 1-click hex copy.

Drop an image to inspect diagnostics, or click to browse

PNG · JPG · WebP · AVIF · SVG · GIF · Instant client-side analysis

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Quick Workflow

How to Use the Image Info & Color Palette Inspector

Process your images with three simple steps right in your browser.

1STEP 1

Upload Any Image

Drop an image to run instantaneous canvas pixel analysis.

2STEP 2

View Technical Metrics

Review megapixels, exact aspect ratio, file size, color depth, and alpha transparency.

3STEP 3

Copy Dominant Hex Colors

Click any swatch in the extracted color palette to copy its HEX or RGB code to your clipboard.

Engineered for Performance

Inspect Pixel Dimensions, Megapixels & Extract Color Palettes

Deep-dive into image properties: inspect natural width, height, aspect ratio, transparency channel, and extract dominant hex color palettes.

Dominant Color Palette Extraction

Smart color quantization analyzes the image to extract its primary and secondary brand colors with one-click hex copying.

Pixel Aspect Ratio & Megapixels

Calculate precise aspect ratios (e.g. 16:9, 4:3, 1:1) and exact sensor megapixel counts.

Alpha Transparency Detection

Instantly check whether an image contains semi-transparent pixels or full opacity.

Direct Action Shortcuts

Jump straight into compression, resizing, or conversion with your analyzed file ready to go.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about processing images with Docsy.

How does palette extraction work?+

The tool samples pixel colors using canvas clustering algorithms to identify the most visually prominent tones in the photo.

Can I copy hex codes directly from the palette?+

Yes, simply click on any color swatch to copy its hexadecimal color code to your clipboard.

Does this inspect TIFF and raw files?+

It inspects all web-supported formats including PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, SVG, and GIF.