I’m trying to create a consistent theme across multiple pages, but I can’t easily identify the dominant colors used throughout the site.

This feature helps you identify the dominant colors used across your site so you can build a consistent theme. It summarizes the most common colors and makes it easier to align pages to a unified visual style.

This feature is designed for teams and creators who want consistent branding but struggle to determine which colors are actually used most across multiple pages. It analyzes your site’s pages and surfaces the dominant colors so you can understand the real, in-use palette. You can use the results to define or refine a theme, ensuring that key UI elements share consistent color treatment. By highlighting common colors, it reduces guesswork when updating components, creating design tokens, or planning a redesign. It also helps reveal accidental inconsistencies, such as slightly different shades being used in different sections. This is useful when multiple contributors have worked on the site and color usage has drifted over time. It supports faster design reviews by giving a clear snapshot of what colors are most prevalent. It can also assist with creating documentation for brand guidelines by turning observed usage into an actionable palette. Overall, it helps you maintain a cohesive look and feel across pages while saving time that would otherwise be spent manually inspecting styles.