Coordinate UI Elements with Photos
A disjointed UI looks amateur. Extract the key colors from your background images to create a unified and professional web design.
When to use this solution:
Use this when designing landing pages or headers where UI elements sit directly on top of or next to a photo.
Common Use Cases
1Step-by-Step Guide
Upload your header image
Select the main image used in your layout.
Identify accent colors
Scan the image for vibrant or contrasting colors that work well for buttons.
Check legibility
Ensure your extracted colors have enough contrast for text-on-background accessibility.
Apply in CSS
Use the exact HEX codes in your stylesheet for a perfectly matched look.
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Match UI ColorsFrequently Asked Questions
How many accent colors do I need?
Usually 1 primary action color and 1-2 secondary accent colors are enough.
Should I use the dominant color?
Often, using an 'accent' color (not the most common one) makes your UI elements pop more.