What color formats does the CSS Extractor find?
It correctly identifies 3/4/6/8-character HEX codes, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, and all standard W3C named web colors.
CSS Color Extractor scans any raw CSS, SCSS, or Less stylesheet to instantly identify and pull every color value used in the code. This is an essential utility for frontend developers, UI designers, and design systems engineers who need to audit legacy codebases, consolidate redundant color palettes, or build a unified design system from an untidy stylesheet.
The extractor relies on advanced Regular Expressions running strictly in your browser to identify standard CSS color schemas. It detects 3-digit and 6-digit HEX (#FFF, #BABABA), RGB/RGBA (rgb(255,0,0)), HSL/HSLA, and standard W3C CSS named colors (like "red", "transparent", or "papayawhip").
It correctly identifies 3/4/6/8-character HEX codes, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, and all standard W3C named web colors.
Yes. Because SCSS and Less use the same standard color definitions (e.g., $brand: #ff0000;), the extractor parses them perfectly.
Yes, you can paste raw HTML with inline `<style>` blocks or `style="..."` attributes; the tool will find the color values embedded within the text.
No. The extraction logic runs 100% locally in your browser. Your proprietary stylesheets are never transmitted to our servers.
Currently, it extracts values as they appear in the text, allowing you to gauge frequency, but you can easily copy the output into a duplicate remover tool.
Absolutely free. No registration, no limits on CSS size.
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Free CSS color extractor online — instantly parse CSS code to find and extract all HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, and named colors. Perfect for design audits. No login.
Output
Input
.btn { background: #ff5733; color: white; border: 1px solid rgba(0,0,0,0.1); }Output
#ff5733 white rgba(0,0,0,0.1)