Plugins and extensions
The same color tools, in the places you already work. Everything runs on your own machine: no account, no upload, and nothing recorded about what you do.
Palette Vault for Chrome
Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers
Generate palettes in the toolbar, pull the colors out of any website, extract them from an image, and pick a color off the screen with the eyedropper.
- Generate a four-color palette and reroll until one lands
- Read the colors off the page you are looking at
- Drop in an image and get the colors that define it
- Eyedropper: click any pixel, the hex goes to your clipboard
- Save palettes locally, no account needed
- Opens in the browser side panel, so it stays put while you work
There is no host permission, so the extension cannot see the sites you visit and has no standing access to any page.
Palette Vault for Obsidian
Obsidian, desktop and mobile
Generate palettes inside a note, preview every hex code inline, render palette blocks as swatches, and extract colors from the images in your vault.
- A ribbon panel that generates palettes and inserts them
- A color chip beside every hex code, in editing and reading mode
- Fenced palette blocks that render as clickable swatches
- Extract a palette from any image embedded in a note
- An eyedropper that inserts and copies in one step
Install it from inside Obsidian: Settings, Community plugins, Browse, then search for Palette Vault.