Reverse-engineering a palette by eye is slow and inexact. Extraction reads the real pixel data and surfaces the colors doing the heavy lifting, so you match a reference instead of approximating it.
Matching a client's existing photography, lifting a palette from an inspiration shot, or recovering brand colors from a flat logo file with no spec sheet — extraction handles all of it and hands you copy-ready HEX, RGB and HSL.
Photos, logos, screenshots, moodboards — any image you can open. Pocket CVI reads its pixels and returns the dominant colors it finds.
Straight into a collection you choose, joining the rest of that brand kit's colors, logos and fonts in one brand sheet.
