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TokenTint for frontend workflows ●
Website Color Picker & Palette Extractor
Extract brand colors from a reference website, compare the palette behind its interface, and save the useful values for a redesign, competitor review, or frontend implementation.
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A calmer way to build color systems
01 / Capture02 / Organize03 / Ship
The problem
When a website is your reference, one-off color picks are not enough. Brand colors, surfaces, borders, text, and accents are spread across the page, making competitor analysis and visual refresh work difficult to track.
How TokenTint solves it
TokenTint lets you sample colors from a reference website, review them together in history, and save the useful set to a project palette. For broader research, Pro can extract key page colors so you can start from a palette instead of clicking every color one at a time.
A better color workflow
From a reference website to a working palette.
- 01 / COLLECTCollect.Sample the brand, background, text, border, and accent colors that define the reference page.
- 02 / COMPARECompare.Review the colors together and remove values that are duplicates or outside the current visual direction.
- 03 / SAVESave to Palette.Keep the reference-page palette in a project so it can guide a redesign, competitor review, or implementation task.
Built for momentum
From reference website to project palette.
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Pick colors one at a time
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Save colors to the project
Explore workflowPro workflow
Pro workflow: Open → Extract → Organize → Export
For competitor research and brand references, Pro turns a reference page into a reusable color palette across multiple projects and developer-ready formats.
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Open the reference page
Start with a specific project or landing page you want to study, then open TokenTint while it is active.
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Extract page colors
Scan the active page for a broader starting palette instead of picking every color one by one.
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Organize multiple projects
Switch between separate palettes for competitors, brands, products, and redesign directions.
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Build a reusable token set
Choose representative colors and keep several tokens together in the selected project.
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Export more formats
Export the selected palette as CSS Variables, Tailwind Config, or W3C Design Tokens.
Explore workflowFree vs Pro
Free
- Pick colors from a website
- HEX, RGB, and HSL values
- 20-color history
- Single project palette
- CSS Variables export
Pro
- Everything in Free
- Extract key colors from a page
- Multiple project palettes
- Tailwind Config export
- W3C Design Tokens export
Why TokenTint instead of a basic color picker? a reference-page palette is more useful than a list of isolated HEX values: it keeps the colors you found together so you can compare a brand reference and carry the visual direction into your own work.
Local-firstColors and projects stay in Chrome local storage.
Limited analyticsThe website records only defined interaction events.
One-time ProNo subscription; 30-day refund policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is a website color picker?
It is a browser-based workflow for collecting colors from a website. TokenTint runs as a Chrome extension so you can sample colors while viewing the reference page.
How do I extract brand colors from a website?
Open the reference page, collect its brand, surface, text, border, and accent colors, then review the values together and save the useful set to a project palette. Pro can extract key page colors as a broader starting point.
How can I build a palette from a competitor website?
Sample the key brand, surface, text, border, and accent colors, review them together in history, then save the useful set to a separate project palette for comparison.
Can TokenTint collect website colors automatically?
Pro can extract key colors from the active page as a starting palette. Free focuses on deliberate manual sampling and reuse.
Can I export a website palette to CSS or Tailwind?
Yes. CSS Variables export is included in Free. Pro also exports Tailwind Config and W3C Design Tokens.