
Topview Extract Palette
Extract a Color Palette from Any Image
Turn a photo, frame, or AI still into a clean 8-color palette board in Topview Canvas — ready for brand work, mood boards, and style-consistent AI creation.
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Most palette tools stop at HEX codes. Extract Palette builds a visual color board from your image so teams can see the palette — and reuse it as a style reference while creating in Canvas.
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What you get
Built for Creators Who Need Colors That Match the Image
Pull the dominant look from a real frame, keep it as a board, and stay consistent across ads, characters, and AI generations.

Extract from Any Image Node
Select an image on the canvas and run Extract Palette — no eyedropping every swatch by hand.

Default 8-Color Palette Board
Get a clear 8-color board that reads as a palette, not a messy pixel dump.

Reuse as Style Reference
Keep the palette board on the canvas for brand checks, storyboards, and AI image or video style alignment.
See the difference
From Source Image to Palette Board
Start with a product shot, campaign still, or AI frame. Extract once and land a palette board that captures the mood for the next creative pass.


How to use it
Extract a Palette in Three Steps
No HEX hunting. Pick the image, run Extract Palette, and keep creating with the board on your canvas.
Open Canvas and Select an Image
Upload or generate an image, then select the image node you want to sample.
Choose Extract Palette
Open More on the image toolbar and run Extract Palette to create the default 8-color board.
Use the Palette Board
The palette lands as a new image on the canvas — ready for reference, reviews, or the next generation pass.
Where it helps
Keep Color Direction Consistent Across the Workflow
Use Extract Palette when you need the colors of a real frame to guide the rest of the project.
Brand & Campaign Boards
Pull colors from a hero shot so decks, ads, and variants stay in the same visual family.
AI Image & Video Style
Keep a palette board next to generations so new stills and clips follow the same color mood.
Team Reviews Without Guesswork
Share a visible palette board instead of arguing over vague 'warmer' or 'cooler' feedback.
Extract the Palette. Keep Creating.
Open Topview Canvas, select an image, and run Extract Palette to get an 8-color board in one step.
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