Question 1

What does the Palette Pull technique produce?

Accepted Answer

One color palette image (3:2 aspect ratio) showing the extracted colors alongside their hex code values.

Question 2

Does it separate dominant and accent colors?

Accepted Answer

The technique extracts colors from your image and presents them as a palette. It does not differentiate between dominant and accent colors.

Question 3

Can I adjust how many colors are extracted?

Accepted Answer

The technique runs in one click with no controls for color count. For more granular color work, use Palette Pull on the FLORA canvas.

Question 4

What images work best?

Accepted Answer

Any image works: photographs, illustrations, designs, or textures. Images with rich, varied color will produce more diverse palettes.

Question 5

Can I copy the hex codes from the output?

Accepted Answer

The HEX codes are displayed on the output image. You can reference them visually. For digital use, open Palette Pull on the FLORA canvas for a more interactive workflow.

Question 6

How do I compare palettes from different images?

Accepted Answer

Run the technique separately for each image. Each run produces one palette, and you can compare the outputs side by side.

Question 7

Does Palette Pull work as a colour identifier from image uploads?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Upload an image and the Technique reads its colors, acting as a colour identifier from image inputs. It runs as a colour identifier online inside FLORA, so there is nothing to install. The Technique returns the colors with their HEX code values rather than naming them, so you find colour from image content as ready-to-use HEX references.

Question 8

Can Palette Pull pull Pantone from photo inputs or convert an image to Pantone codes?

Accepted Answer

Not directly. The Technique outputs HEX code values, not Pantone (PMS) references. HEX is a digital color format, while Pantone is a proprietary matching system used mainly for print. To get the closest Pantone match, take a HEX value from the output and look it up in a HEX-to-Pantone reference or Pantone's own tools. For print-critical work, confirm against a physical Pantone swatch.

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