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ColorSuckr is an online resource which enables you to easily extract colors from images and then generate color schemes for use in your artwork, designs and elsewhere.
To get started, just enter a direct image URL and click on 'Get Colours' button. The site will then present extracted colors along with the hex code, web safe hash code etc., You can move the color results around the page and view the color schemes for each extracted color, download schemes as Adobe .ASE swatch file or share by forwarding a link.
The application is also available as Firefox addon that makes color extraction even easier. Once installed, just right-click any image on the web to extract the 12 most common colors from it.
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Check out ColorSuckr @ www.colorsuckr.com (by Srikanth AD from Techonaut)
ColorSuckr: Extract Color Schemes From Images