A k-means color scheme generator.
pip install colorz
or just move colorz.py to somewhere in your $PATH.
If you do the latter, you must install the dependencies in the
following section manually.
Arch Linux:
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/colorz.git cd colorz makepkg -si
- Python (2 or 3)
- Pillow
- scipy
usage: colorz [-h] [-n NUM_COLORS] [--minv MINV] [--maxv MAXV] [--bold BOLD]
[--font-size FONT_SIZE] [--bg-color BG_COLOR] [--no-bg-img]
[--no-preview]
image
A color scheme generator. Takes an image (local or online) and grabs the most
dominant colors using kmeans. Also creates bold colors by adding value to the
dominant colors. Finally, outputs the colors to stdout (one normal and one
bold per line, space delimited) and generates an HTML preview of the color
scheme.
positional arguments:
image the image file or url to generate from.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n NUM_COLORS number of colors to generate (excluding bold).
Default: 6
--minv MINV minimum value for the colors. Default: 170
--maxv MAXV maximum value for the colors. Default: 200
--bold BOLD how much value to add for bold colors. Default: 50
--font-size FONT_SIZE
what font size to use, in rem. Default: 1
--bg-color BG_COLOR what background color to use, in hex format. Default:
#272727
--no-bg-img whether or not to use a background image in the
preview. Default: background image on
--no-preview whether or not to generate and show the preview.
Default: preview on