I’m auditing a website’s look and feel, and I need a reliable summary of its most used colors.

This feature summarizes the most frequently used colors on a website so you can quickly understand its visual palette. It helps you audit brand consistency and spot dominant or overused colors without manually sampling pages.

This feature provides a reliable summary of a website’s most used colors to support look-and-feel audits. It identifies the colors that appear most frequently across the site so you can understand the primary and secondary palette at a glance. Use it when reviewing brand consistency, assessing whether the UI follows design guidelines, or preparing a visual refresh. The output helps you confirm whether key brand colors are actually dominant in the interface or only used sparingly. It can also reveal unexpected colors introduced by third-party widgets, legacy pages, or inconsistent styling. The summary is useful for designers and auditors who need quick, actionable insight without manually checking each page. It supports comparing different pages or sections of the site to see whether color usage is consistent. It can also help prioritize cleanup by highlighting colors that may be redundant, too similar, or not aligned with the intended theme. Overall, it streamlines color analysis so you can make informed design decisions faster.