Hi there! I’m trying to locate a specific Telegram bot that can pull dominant colors from pictures and show them as hex values or RGB numbers. I remember using one before for my cooking photography projects where I would upload an image and get back the main color scheme. This was really useful for keeping consistent tones when editing multiple photos from the same shoot. Does anyone remember the name of such a bot or know similar ones that work well? Would be great if it also provides detailed color information for matching purposes later on.
try @ColorsFromImageBot - works great for food pics and gives clean hex output without too much clutter. been using it for months now and its pretty reliable tho sometimes takes bit longer with larger files
There’s also @ImageColorBot that I discovered while working on product photography for my small business. Unlike the others mentioned, this one provides percentage breakdowns of how much each color appears in your image, which can be incredibly helpful for understanding the overall composition. The interface is straightforward - just send your photo and it responds with both hex and RGB values along with visual swatches. What makes it particularly useful for food photography is that it tends to identify warm tones more accurately than some alternatives I’ve tested. The response time is decent, usually under 10 seconds even for high-resolution images. One minor drawback is that it occasionally struggles with very dark or heavily shadowed photos, but for well-lit cooking shots it should work perfectly for maintaining that consistent color palette you’re after.
I’ve been working with color palette extraction for my design projects and found that @ColorPaletteBot does exactly what you’re describing. It accepts image uploads and returns both hex codes and RGB values for the dominant colors in your photos. The accuracy is quite good for photography work, though sometimes it picks up more colors than needed so you might need to select the most relevant ones manually. Another option worth trying is @PaletteExtractorBot which gives you a cleaner output with fewer color variations. Both bots work reliably and process images within seconds. For your cooking photography workflow, either should maintain the consistency you’re looking for across multiple shots from the same session.