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Does a web-app exist where I can upload an image, and all the colours used in that image are analyzed and displayed for me to use, with a sample next to the colour?

Requirements:

  • free
  • web-app
  • upload .jpg, .png (anything else is a bonus)
  • shows me the HTML HEX code, and RGB code
  • shows me the name (if applicable)
  • shows me a sample of the colour for every colour code.
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  • Which resolutions must it support? A client-side app with JS would surely be possible, but probably only up to a certain resolution.
    – ComFreek
    Dec 24, 2014 at 10:42

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Counteracting my rusty HTML 5/JS skills, I've created such a webapp:

Website: http://comfreek.github.io/ColorSplitter/
Repository: http://github.com/ComFreek/ColorSplitter

It is/does:

  • free (MIT license)
  • a webapp (the image is processed on the client side in the browser, so no image is ever uploaded to a server)
  • support JPG and PNG files among others
    The webapp can handle every format the browser supports loading into an <img> element)
  • show the HEX and RGBA color codes
  • show the CSS color name if applicable
  • show a color sample in a box for every found color

These browsers are known to work with ColorSplliter:

  • Google Chrome 39.0.2171.93 (on Android)
  • Google Chrome 41.0.2258.2 canary (on Windows)
  • Opera 26.0.1656.60
  • Firefox Nightly 37.0a1 (2014-12-25)
    (Note that the number of pages and the current page number are erroneously not shown, however, the rest of the web app is still usable.)

Screenshot:
Screenshot of ColorSplitter fed with the Google logo

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  • I'm wondering what sort of application something like this would have. Nov 28, 2016 at 1:10

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