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colorize.design alternatives for website palettes

The closest colorize.design alternatives are Sitepeel, which groups colors by role and checks contrast, Site Palette for Figma, and ColorZilla for one exact pixel. colorize.design itself is a free tool that pulls a palette from any link, with a free Chrome extension. Its paid plans are for its API, at $39 a month.

Screenshots of colorize.design and Sitepeel’s color palette tool
colorize.design and Sitepeel’s color palette tool, as they looked in October 2026.

In short

  • Colors by role with contrast checks, free: Sitepeel
  • Palettes into Figma: Site Palette
  • One exact pixel: ColorZilla
On this page7
  1. The short list
  2. 1. Sitepeel
  3. 2. Site Palette
  4. 3. ColorZilla
  5. When colorize.design is the better pick
  6. Which one should you pick?
  7. Questions

The short list

colorize.design makes two palettes per page, one from a screenshot and one from the code. It only does colors, and its extension is new: 94 users and no ratings yet on November 5, 2026.

colorize.design alternatives compared
ToolBest forPriceWorks in
SitepeelColors by role, contrast and codeFree, no sign-inChrome extension and web
Site PaletteSaved palettes for Figma24-hour trial; from $2.50 a month billed yearly, or $99 onceChrome, Firefox, Figma
ColorZillaPicking one exact pixelFreeChrome, Firefox
CSS PeeperColors, type and assets in one panelFree plan; from $2.49 a monthChrome
MiroMiroPalette next to code exportFree plan; Pro €12 a monthChrome, Firefox
colorize.designA quick palette from a linkFree; API from $39 a monthWeb, Chromium browsers
Website color extractor in the Sitepeel interface
Website color extractor in actionExplore the tool

1. Sitepeel

Paste a link to get the colors the page really uses, grouped as backgrounds, text, accents and borders. It checks text contrast, suggests the nearest passing color and exports CSS, Tailwind, SCSS, tokens or SVG for Figma.

  • No ASE swatch files and no eyedropper on the web tool
  • It can also generate a new palette with a key press
Sitepeel’s free color palette tool on linear.app.

2. Site Palette

A paid extension that pulls a palette from the page you’re on, keeps a history and works directly in Figma through its plugin.

Site Palette on October 28, 2026.

3. ColorZilla

The classic free eyedropper, with 4,000,000 Chrome users: pick any pixel, sample an area, and analyze a page’s colors. Its last Chrome update was in May 2024.

ColorZilla’s store page on October 28, 2026.

When colorize.design is the better pick

  • You want a quick brand palette from a link, with no install and no account
  • You want two palettes per page: screenshot colors and code colors
  • You want a free extension with an eyedropper
  • You need a palette API: 100 free calls a month, then $39 a month

Which one should you pick?

Questions

Is colorize.design free?

Yes. The palette generator on its site and its Chrome extension are free, and the extension page says no account is needed. Only its API is paid above 100 calls a month.

How much is the colorize.design API?

Standard is $39 a month for 1,000 successful calls, then $0.04 each. The free tier has 100 calls a month. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Does colorize.design have a Chrome extension?

Yes, a free one that also runs in Brave, Edge, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi. It was at version 0.2.0 on November 5, 2026, updated August 20.

What is a free alternative to colorize.design?

Sitepeel’s color palette tool is free with no sign-in and groups colors by role. ColorZilla is a free eyedropper. CSS Peeper’s free plan exports a palette too.

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