ThatPainter
For makers
Pick a colourFor prosPaints & toolsAll listsComparePaint DeskPaid listingsMaker sign-in
On the record · read 9 Oct 2026 · 14 facts

Site Palette

Visit Site Palette Alternatives

What it is

Site Palette is a browser extension for extracting a website’s colors and hex codes into a palette. It offers three generation methods: Median Cut, Material Design, and Color Cube. Extraction happens locally unless you share a palette. You can save generated palettes in personal history, synced across devices, share them by permalink, or download them as SVG, Sketch, or Adobe Swatch files. A Figma plugin brings the workflow into a Figma workspace, and integrations with Google Art Palette and Coolors.co support further 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. Site Palette has no free plan and offers a one-day trial. Its Subscription plan costs $2.50 a month, billed billed annually, and includes unlimited palette generations, personal palette history, sharing, and exports. A Lifetime plan costs $99 per once, billed billed once, for lifetime access. The Chrome Web Store listing says the extension handles personally identifiable information and website content.

For and against

For

  • Three palette generation methods: Median Cut, Material Design, and Color Cube.
  • Extraction runs locally unless you share a palette.
  • Personal palette history syncs across devices.
  • Share by permalink or export in several file formats.
  • Figma plugin and palette refinement integrations are available.

Against

  • There is no free plan.
  • The trial lasts one day.
  • The Subscription plan is billed annually.
  • The Chrome Web Store listing says it handles personal data and website content.

Who it suits

Site Palette suits designers and frontend developers who want to extract colors from websites and reuse palettes in design workflows. It may also suit people who work in Figma or want to refine palettes with the listed integrations.

Getting started

  1. Visit https://palette.site/.
  2. Install the extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
  3. Sign in with a password-free MagicLink.
  4. Use the extension to generate a palette with one of its three methods.
  5. Choose a paid plan after the one-day trial if you want continued access.

Limits to know

There is no free plan, and the free trial lasts one day. The Subscription plan costs $2.50 a month, billed billed annually; the Lifetime plan costs $99 per once, billed billed once.

The verdict

Pick Site Palette if you want a browser extension for extracting website colors, saving palettes, and exporting them into design workflows. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or a longer trial; its free trial lasts one day and its listed plans are paid.

Questions

Is Site Palette free?

No. It has no free plan, but it offers a one-day trial.

How much do the plans cost?

Subscription costs $2.50 a month, billed billed annually. Lifetime access costs $99 per once, billed billed once.

Which browsers does it support?

Its FAQ lists Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

Can I use Site Palette in Figma?

Yes. Site Palette offers a Figma plugin for using its workflow from a Figma workspace.

What can I export?

Palettes can be downloaded as SVG, Sketch, or Adobe Swatch files and shared by permalink.

Does palette extraction happen locally?

The site says extraction is local unless you share the palette.

Facts on the record

Additional integrations
The extension description lists Google Art Palette and Coolors.co integrations for palette refinement.chromewebstore.google.com · read 9 Oct 2026
Extraction methods
It offers Median Cut, Material Design, and Color Cube palette generation methods.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Figma integration
Site Palette offers a Figma plugin for using the product workflow from a Figma workspace.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Free trial
New members can use a free 24-hour trial.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Headquarters
Auckland, New Zealandpalette.site · read 28 Sept 2026
Intended users
The site describes the extension as a tool for designers and frontend developers.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Local processing
The site says palette extraction is done locally unless the user shares the palette.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Palette history
Generated palettes are saved in personal history and synced across devices.chromewebstore.google.com · read 9 Oct 2026
Privacy disclosure
The Chrome Web Store listing says the extension handles personally identifiable information and website content.chromewebstore.google.com · read 9 Oct 2026
Sharing and exports
Palettes can be shared by permalink and downloaded as SVG, Sketch, or Adobe Swatch files.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Sign-in
The extension description says users can sign in with a MagicLink without a password.chromewebstore.google.com · read 9 Oct 2026
Support
The help page directs users with questions about subscriptions to [email protected].palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
Supported browsers
The site’s FAQ says the extension is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026
What it does
Site Palette is a browser extension that extracts a website’s color scheme and hex codes.palette.site · read 9 Oct 2026