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Site Palette generates a color palette from any website, allowing designers to use it as a reference in their work.
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🔥 Site Palette 2.0
Now available for Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera via Chrome Web Store!
Introducing our new browser extension for generating color palettes! As a designer or frontend developer, you know how important it is to have a tool that helps you quickly and easily generate beautiful color schemes for your projects. With our extension, you can do just that - simply visit any website and start building your palette. We've made it incredibly easy to use, and our seamless user experience means you can focus on creating without any distractions. Whether you're designing a website, creating graphics, or working on a new branding project, our extension is the perfect tool to help you get the job done. Give it a try today – we can't wait to see what you create with it!
💸 PRICING
- 24-hour free trial.
- $2.50 per month or $30 per year.
- Limited-time offer: lifetime subscription for $99.
🆕 FEATURES
- Register and log in via MagicLink for enhanced authentication and account management.
- Manage subscriptions directly from the “My Profile” page.
- Login pop-up when clicking the extension icon for a seamless experience.
- New tools and features for organizing palettes on the “My Palettes” page.
- Integration with Google Art Palette for fine-tuning color schemes.
- Work with palettes using coolors.co (not affiliated with coolors.co).
- Share palettes using unique shareable links.
- Quick download of auto-generated Sketch templates based on selected palettes.
- Support for Adobe Swatch to enhance flexibility.
- Support for SVG format on shared pages.
- Palette History for accessing, managing, and sharing previous palettes.
- Subscription-based product with monthly/yearly plans for ongoing feature development and support.
- Lifetime purchase option for unlimited access to all current and future features.
🔧 IMPROVEMENTS
- Redesigned interface with a cleaner, more streamlined look.
- Enhanced Stripe payment system with better security, faster processing, and improved error handling.
- Improved user experience after extension installation.
- Increased performance and stability for faster load times.
- Added hover states for buttons in modal windows.
- Updated footer design.
🐞 BUG FIXES
- Fixed palette generation issues on long pages.
- Resolved link copying problems in Safari.
- Aligned button labels for consistency.
- Optimized scrolling on long pages.
- Various minor fixes and performance enhancements.
Latest reviews
- (2025-03-26) Юрий Зуев: Cannot even login, it's hanging with "Check your mail" and some code i need to enter once I open some link from mail but I'm not receiving any mail. Tried with different mails and all of them don't work
- (2025-03-03) Muzna Javeed: This extension does exactly what it promises—quickly pulls color palettes from any website. The UI is straightforward, and I appreciate the various export options like Sketch and Google Art Palette. Highly recommend it for designers!
- (2025-02-14) Abhijith T: Not free and requires a stupid account to use it. F this
- (2024-12-15) Patrick (MightyXen): This sucks now since it requires and account and is now paid. it used to be free and without a forced account there is a free extension called "Color Palette" and it does not require an account or payment, and better yet it gets the colors instantly!
- (2024-12-03) Zdravko Traykov: First thing that welcomes me is login screen! I AM SICK AND TIRED of making accounts for EVERYTHING and login to EVERITHING I try to do. Soon you won't be able to drink water unless you create account with the bottle and the glass. I just wanted to change the background color of a site without brake every other site colors. This is maybe 7th useless extension I try and it is frustrating.
- (2024-11-25) Peter H: Tried multiple times. Impossible to login. Just keeps asking to login, input code, close tab. And still just keep asking the same thing everytime I press the extenion icon. Terrible.
- (2024-11-18) Codex Link: Useless
- (2024-11-15) paul gray: The extension is easy to use: with just a few clicks, you can generate color palettes that are downloadable in various formats or shareable through popular design platforms like Google Sheets, Colors, and Adobe Swatch.
- (2024-11-11) Alan Ray: This tool has been a lifesaver when gathering color schemes from websites. Easy to use and provides accurate results every time.
- (2024-11-07) Andea Logan: The simplicity of Site Palette is unmatched. I love how I can quickly generate color schemes directly from websites, and the integration with Adobe makes it even more versatile. Great tool!
- (2024-10-21) Alina Hunter: Site Palette made color extraction from websites seamless. It’s intuitive and perfect for creating brand palettes in minutes. A must-have for designers!
- (2024-10-10) Johnny Bravo: It provides a straightforward way to grab color schemes and helps designers save time in identifying a site's palette.
- (2024-10-09) Michael lenord: Its integration with popular design tools like Colors and Adobe, which makes it convenient to further refine and work with extracted palettes.
- (2024-10-08) Joshua Michelle: You can export palettes to tools like Sketch, Adobe, or even adjust them further using Coolors.co or Google Art Palette.
- (2024-10-07) Angelina Benjamin: Site Palette is an innovative tool designed to streamline the process of extracting color schemes from websites. Best extenstion
- (2024-10-04) Liaise Connects: The ability to generate cohesive palettes with just a click is a huge time-saver for web designers and developers. Highly recommended for those looking to streamline their color selection process.
- (2024-10-03) Liaise Creators: It integrates seamlessly with Chrome and provides multiple export options, making it easy to use in design workflows.
- (2024-10-02) Liaise Creatives: Site Palette is an efficient and user-friendly tool for extracting color schemes directly from websites.
- (2024-10-01) Liaise Collab: It's a game-changer for web designers and developers looking to streamline their design process.
- (2024-09-30) Liaise App: The Chrome extension is easy to use, and the ability to export palettes to design tools like Sketch and Adobe makes it incredibly convenient.
- (2024-09-27) Liaise Partners: Site Palette is an excellent tool for quickly extracting color schemes from any website.
- (2024-09-26) Liaise Media: The export options are versatile, and it’s perfect for both beginners and professionals in design. A must-have extension!
- (2024-09-25) Liaise Minds: Site Palette is incredibly user-friendly and efficient. In just a few clicks, I can generate beautiful color palettes from any website.
- (2024-09-24) Liaise Collective: The integration with tools like Sketch and Adobe is a big win, and it saves me a lot of time when working on web projects. Highly recommend for any designer or developer!
- (2024-09-24) Liaise Nexus: I love using Site Palette! It simplifies the process of extracting and managing color palettes from websites.
- (2024-09-23) Jessica Noah: The ability to export to various design tools, like Sketch or Adobe, is a huge plus. It's a must-have for designers and developers who want to save time and streamline their workflow. Highly recommended!
- (2024-09-23) Jennifer Lucas: Site Palette is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to extract color schemes from websites quickly and easily. It offers seamless integration with Chrome and generates beautiful color palettes with just one click.
- (2024-09-20) Jay Strauss: My only suggestion for improvement would be to add some AI-powered recommendations for complementary colors. Still, it’s a fantastic extension that I use almost daily.
- (2024-09-20) William Burns: It has significantly streamlined my design workflow by providing reliable color combinations directly from live websites. The tool’s compatibility with popular design software is a great plus.
- (2024-09-19) Jasmine Lucas: I’ve tried several color palette generators, but Site Palette stands out due to its simplicity and the quality of the palettes it generates.
- (2024-09-19) Sophia Hanry: The code export option is a bonus that helps me copy the hex codes directly into my CSS files. Highly efficient and worth adding to your toolkit!
- (2024-09-18) John Doe: The extension is fast and provides a clear breakdown of the palette, which is crucial for maintaining a consistent look and feel.
- (2024-09-18) Oliver James: Site Palette isn’t just for designers; as a front-end developer, I find it incredibly helpful as well. It allows me to match new elements to an existing website's color scheme with ease.
- (2024-09-16) Lucy Mia: The ability to create shareable links is a nice touch, too. My only wish is for more advanced features like color harmony suggestions, but for a free tool, it's pretty awesome!
- (2024-09-16) Grace Albert: It's especially useful for mood boards or when I need to create a new design based on a client’s existing website.
- (2024-09-13) Todd Charley: As someone who often needs quick inspiration for color schemes, Site Palette is a lifesaver. The extension quickly analyzes any website and provides a range of color options that I can use or tweak to my liking.
- (2024-09-13) Ava Miller: The export options, including Google Sheets, make it easy to share palettes with clients or team members. It would be even better if it had more customization options for palette extraction, but overall, it's a fantastic tool!
- (2024-09-12) Isla Thomas: The ability to extract colors directly from a website is incredibly useful when you want to keep the visual consistency across various digital platforms.
- (2024-09-12) Sophia Anderson: I appreciate how simple and intuitive Site Palette is to use. There's no steep learning curve, and it does exactly what it promises.
- (2024-09-11) Shawn Michael: Highly recommend it to any designer looking to streamline their workflow!
- (2024-09-11) Roman Reigns: The integration with design tools like Figma and Adobe Swatch is seamless, allowing me to quickly incorporate these palettes into my projects. It’s a small tool, but it saves a lot of time and effort in color selection.
- (2024-09-09) Luna Liam: The integration with design tools like Figma and Adobe Swatch is seamless, allowing me to quickly incorporate these palettes into my projects. It’s a small tool, but it saves a lot of time and effort in color selection.
- (2024-09-09) Emma Sophia: Site Palette has become one of my go-to tools for web design projects. I love how it instantly generates a color palette from any website, which is perfect for inspiration and matching brand colors.
- (2024-09-06) John Cena: I appreciate Site Palette for its ease of use and quick color extraction from websites.
- (2024-09-06) Bobby Leo: A highly recommended tool for web designers and developers who want a quick and efficient way to work with color schemes.
- (2024-09-05) David Colon: Excellent tool for inspiration, allowing to explore color schemes from existing websites and incorporate those ideas into projects.
- (2024-09-05) Jose Martin: The ability to export palettes in different formats (PNG, PDF, and ASE files) is a favorite feature, enhancing its utility for various design workflows.
- (2024-09-04) James Henry: Users can export color palettes in different formats, such as PNG, PDF, and ASE files for Adobe software.
- (2024-09-04) Lily Olive: Site Palette is highly Recomended
- (2024-09-03) Elizabeth William: Its ease of use and integration with other design tools make it a valuable addition to any web designer's toolkit.