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get-my-palette-from-image is a python library for extracting and manipulating palettes from images
get-my-palette-from-image is a python library for extracting and manipulating palettes from images
pip install get-my-palette-from-image
from my_palette import PaletteCreation
palette = PaletteCreation()
# load image locally
modified_image = palette.load_image('down.jpg')
# load image via url
modified_image_url = palette.load_image_url(
'https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/2212/SkyArt_Cobianchi_2048.jpg')
# obtain the percentage of colors from the given image
percentage = palette.get_color_percentages(modified_image, 5)
# get a palette from given image with a self-defined number of colors
the_palette = palette.get_palette(modified_image, 5)
# get a complementary palette from given image with a self-defined number of colors
complementary_palette = palette.get_complementary_palette(
modified_image, 5)
# get a palette consisted of a self-defined number of colors with the least percentages
least_palette = palette.get_least_palette(modified_image, 3)
# get a palette consisted of a self-defined number of colors with the most percentages
most_palette = palette.get_most_palette(modified_image, 3)
# get a palette with consisted of a self-defined number of similar colors from the given image and given color schema.
# the color schema includes red, blue, green, yellow, black, white, purple, orange, and pink
similar_palette = palette.get_similar_palette(modified_image, 3, 'black')
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get-my-palette-from-image is a python library for extracting and manipulating palettes from images
We found that get-my-palette-from-image demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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