UIImageColors
Extracts dominant and prominent colors from images in iOS, tvOS, and macOS apps.
What is UIImageColors?
UIImageColors is a Swift library that extracts the most dominant and prominent colors from images, similar to how iTunes picks colors from album art. It returns a structured palette of background, primary, secondary, and detail colors, enabling dynamic UI theming based on image content. The library solves the problem of manually deriving color schemes from images for cohesive app interfaces.
iOS, tvOS, and macOS developers who need to automatically style their app’s UI (like labels, backgrounds, or buttons) to match the colors in user‑provided or dynamic images.
Developers choose UIImageColors for its dead‑simple API that mirrors iTunes’ polished color‑extraction, its performance‑tunable quality settings, and its lightweight, focused implementation without external dependencies.
Overview
Fetches the most dominant and prominent colors from an image.
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating dynamic UI themes that adapt to album art or user photos
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