Site Palette is a browser extension that extracts a website’s color scheme and hex codes. It can generate palettes using Median Cut, Material Design, or Color Cube methods, with extraction performed locally unless a palette is shared. Generated palettes are saved in personal history and synchronized across devices. Users can share palettes through permalinks or download them as SVG, Sketch, or Adobe Swatch files. A Figma plugin brings the workflow into a Figma workspace, while Google Art Palette and Coolors.co integrations support palette refinement. The extension is described for designers and frontend developers and is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Sign-in uses a password-free MagicLink. The Chrome Web Store listing says it handles personally identifiable information and website content. Site Palette has no free plan but offers a one-day trial. Subscription costs 2.50 USD per month, billed annually, and Lifetime costs 99.00 USD per once, billed once.
Who it is for
Site Palette fits designers and frontend developers who need website-based color extraction, saved palette history, sharing, and design-file exports. Its browser and Figma options support workflows across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Figma.
What is good
- Extracts website colors and hex codes
- Offers three palette-generation methods
- Saves palettes and syncs history across devices
- Exports SVG, Sketch, and Adobe Swatch files
- Provides a Figma plugin
What to know first
- No free plan is available
- Subscription is billed annually
- Chrome listing says it handles personal data and website content
Verdict
Site Palette focuses on turning website colors into reusable palettes with local extraction, history, sharing, and design-tool exports. The one-day trial allows a short evaluation before its paid plans.
Site Palette plans and pricing
All plansCompared on color palette generators
- Free plan
- No
- Palette methods
- both
- Image extraction
- No
- Export formats
- Figma, Sketch, Adobe Swatch, SVG
- Saved palettes
- Yes
