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This small Haskell utility lets you extract dominant colours from a picture.
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README.md

palette-rip

This small Haskell utility lets you extract dominant colours from a picture.

Dependencies

You need stack in order to build this project.

Installation and usage

Run

stack build

and then

stack run <n> <path/to/picture>

to extract the n dominant colours from the specified picture. They will be displayed with their hex code inside of the terminal.