Lift Color Palette Generator

Lift Color Palette Generator extracts dominant tones from an uploaded image and presents them as copyable swatches. It accepts JPG, PNG, and WEBP files up to 20 MB. A live eyedropper can identify colors at image locations and supports repeated picks from the same picture. Palette values are available as HEX, RGB, and HSL codes, which can be copied with one click and used in design tools or CSS; the page names no direct integrations. Lift describes the tool for brand and creative teams, interior designers, content creators, developers, and photographers. It is available on the web, Android, and iOS. Lift Pro includes 1000 monthly credits for AI image and video generation, while other subscription tools do not use credits; unused credits do not carry over. The monthly plan is $14.99 a month initially, then autorenews at $29.99 each month. The annual plan is $99.99 a year initially, then autorenews at $199.99 each year. There is no free plan or free trial. Lift identifies Funplaceapp Limited, registered in Cyprus, as the service operator and data controller.

Lift offers a focused image-to-palette workflow with an eyedropper and three copyable color formats. Consider the renewal terms and non-carryover credits when choosing a Lift Pro plan.

It suits designers, content creators, developers, photographers, and creative teams who want to pull colors from images and reuse their codes. Its web and mobile availability may fit different working setups.

Lift Color Palette Generator is an image-focused color utility for designers, developers, photographers, content creators, interior designers, and brand teams. It suits people who want dominant colors and precise sampled points from one uploaded image, then need codes ready for design work or CSS. The subscription is the main trade-off: the palette workflow is focused, but Lift Pro renews at a substantially higher rate than its introductory price and its monthly credits expire.

Overview

Upload a JPG, PNG, or WEBP image up to 20 MB and Lift extracts its dominant tones as individual swatches. Each swatch can be copied as HEX, RGB, or HSL with one click, making the output useful across visual design software and stylesheet work without a conversion step.

The live eyedropper adds a more exact workflow. It identifies the color at any point in the image and supports repeated picks from that same image, so a team can move from an overall palette to specific pixels without repeatedly re-uploading the file. Lift describes the tool for professional creative work rather than casual color browsing, and that emphasis is reflected in its paid-only model.

Key features

Dominant-tone extraction

Automatic extraction is the quickest route from a reference image to a usable starting palette. It is well suited to mood boards, brand exploration, photography workflows, and content production where the image itself should drive the color set. It does not replace deliberate art direction: dominant colors establish a foundation, while the eyedropper is better for selecting a particular accent, shadow, or highlight.

Three copyable formats

HEX, RGB, and HSL cover common web, application, and design handoffs. One-click copying reduces transcription errors and keeps the same selected color moving between a design tool and CSS. Lift says the codes can be used in design tools and CSS, but it does not name direct integrations, so expect a copy-and-paste workflow rather than a connected plugin.

File support and support response

JPG, PNG, and WEBP support covers standard web and camera-exported assets, while the 20 MB ceiling is generous for ordinary reference images but may constrain very large originals. Lift says email support replies within 24 hours, a useful service expectation for paid users.

Pricing

There is no free plan or free trial. Lift Pro monthly costs $14.99 a month initially, then autorenews at $29.99 every month. The annual plan costs $99.99 a year initially, then autorenews at $199.99 every year. Both introductory prices are 50% off and include 1,000 monthly credits for Lift’s AI image and video generation. Those credits do not carry over; the palette and other subscription tools do not consume them.

The monthly option fits someone who needs a short commitment or is evaluating Lift’s wider toolset, but the renewal jump requires a calendar reminder. Annual billing lowers the introductory monthly equivalent for a committed user, yet its renewal is a large one-time charge. Cancellation is available in account settings or by support email, with access continuing through the paid period. Neither plan is compelling for occasional palette work alone unless the broader Lift Pro subscription is also valuable.

Platforms

Lift is available on Android, iOS, and the web, so the same image-to-palette concept can fit mobile capture, desktop creative work, or browser-based development. The operator, Funplaceapp Limited, is registered in Cyprus and identifies itself as the service’s data controller. Its privacy policy covers account, device, location, and usage data and the use of third-party providers for hosting, analytics, and service operations.

Who it's for

Choose Lift when a creative or product workflow starts with an image and benefits from both automated dominant-color extraction and repeated point sampling. Brand and creative teams can establish a shared palette, interior designers can pull colors from room references, photographers can sample exact tones, and developers can copy web-ready values. It is a poor fit for a one-off, budget-conscious request because access requires a paid subscription with no trial.

Pros and cons

• Pros: extracts a palette directly from an uploaded image; live eyedropper supports repeated picks; HEX, RGB, and HSL are copyable in one click; works across Android, iOS, and web; 20 MB JPG, PNG, and WEBP support handles typical reference assets.
• Cons: no free plan or trial for testing; monthly pricing renews at $29.99 after the $14.99 introduction; annual pricing renews at $199.99 after $99.99; 1,000 AI image/video credits expire monthly; no named direct design-tool integrations.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, see Color Palette Generators.

Pantone Connect Palette Generator is the better starting point when a free account, free trial, and access to more than 15,000 colors matter. Pick iWantHue when you want a free tool spanning mobile, desktop, web, and API environments. Coolors suits users who prefer a freemium service with extension, iOS, and web access; its Pro plan is $3 a month.

Colordot is a free alternative on iOS and web. ColorKit provides free color tools on the web, while ColorPalette Pro offers a free web plan with no ads or subscriptions planned. Linux users should choose Gpick, which is free and states no paid plans or usage limits. For unlimited generations, every export format, shareable links, an API, and no account requirement, choose Color Palette Generator AI.

Verdict

Lift is best for image-led professionals who will use both dominant-palette extraction and the eyedropper across Android, iOS, or web, and who may also benefit from Lift Pro’s broader creative tools. Its clear three-format copying and repeated sampling make it a practical handoff utility. Look elsewhere if you need a free or trial-based palette generator, direct integrations, or pricing that remains predictable after the introductory period.