Parse Text
Parse Colors from Text
Design notes, chat logs or CSS snippets all go in; the tool splits on spaces, commas and semicolons, recognizes colors, and lets you copy them as tappable swatches.
About text parsing
What it reads
Supports #RGB / #RRGGBB, rgb() / rgba(), hsl() / hsla(), and CSS color names (e.g. “tomato”). URLs are skipped automatically.
Typical use
Harvesting hex values from a design review chat, pulling every color out of a style draft, or turning a palette text someone sent into tappable swatches.
Dedupe
Results are de-duplicated by HEX so each color appears once — easy to copy as a list.
About this tool
📘Color parser takes a blob of mixed HEX/RGB/HSL text and extracts every color automatically.
- Paste the whole text that contains colors (design notes, CSS snippets, etc.).
- The tool recognizes and extracts all colors into a copyable list.
- Send the result into the generator or the palette library to keep organizing.
Tips
💡- Paste whole design notes or CSS; URLs are skipped automatically.
- Results are de-duplicated by HEX, so what you copy is a clean list.
- Want another format? Run the values through the Color Converter for RGB / CMYK.