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A quick way to understand who this helps, what it solves, and where it connects next.
People working with flat logos, masks, stickers, simple graphics, and transparent assets where one color range matters more than the whole image
Isolating one color in a PNG while keeping the workflow transparent and export-ready
Capture extract-color-from-PNG intent with a more direct selection workflow than a general transparency remover
Cleanor Labs
These sections explain the job in plain language and set expectations for what the tool should do well.
To isolate a color, load one PNG, click the target color to sample it, then adjust tolerance and edge softness until the selection looks right. The Extract Color From PNG tool keeps that color range and makes everything else transparent, then exports the result as a PNG.
Tolerance controls how wide the sampled range is, so you can capture slight shade variations, while edge softness smooths the boundary for cleaner masks. An invert mode flips the behavior so the sampled range is removed and the rest of the image stays.
Making a color transparent removes the chosen range and keeps the rest. Extract Color From PNG does the opposite by default: it keeps the sampled color range and clears everything else, which is often better for building masks and prepping simple assets.
This works best on flat graphics, logos, simple icons, and other images where the target color is visually distinct. On photos with gradients or noise, results will be looser, but tolerance and edge softness give you room to tune the selection. The invert option covers the reverse case when you do want the color removed.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Yes. Invert mode flips the behavior so the sampled color range is removed and the rest of the PNG stays visible.
It works best on flat graphics, logos, simple icons, and assets where the target color range is visually distinct.
Yes. The result is exported as a transparent PNG directly in your browser.
No. Extract Color From PNG runs entirely in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.
Yes. It is free to use, private, and fully client-side with no sign-up required.
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Sample a target color, keep only that range, and make everything else transparent for logos, masks, and simple graphic assets.