From image to colour chip in seconds.
The fastest way to extract and standardise colour from your product photos. Colorio generates the colour chips of entire catalogues with AI, with no manual tagging and no days of repetitive work.
Hours of manual tagging, season after season.
Every SKU in an e-commerce or a B2B portal needs its colour swatch. Extracting them by hand is slow work, hard to scale across hundreds of images, and it ends up producing different colours for the same garment depending on who tagged them. Generic colour tools don't understand fashion: they see an image, not a garment.
A tool made for fashion, not adapted to fashion.
Colorio automates the creation of accurate, ready-to-use colour chips, with detection algorithms trained on fashion product, your own colour nomenclature and batch processing. It was born from a problem we saw repeated brand after brand — so well defined that it didn't need custom development, but a tool. So we built it, and opened it to the whole industry.
Your colour chips in three steps.
Upload your images
Drag in your garment photos, one by one or in .zip batches.
Configure the extraction
Automatic detection, a specific area of interest, or your own corporate colour library.
Download and use
Visual chips at the size you need and data export, one by one or in bulk.
Features.
Precise automatic detection
It identifies the main colour with vision algorithms specific to fashion. Standardised names in Spanish and English, plus HEX/RGB codes.
Extraction by area
Chips from logos, prints or specific details, automatically or with manual adjustment over the garment surface.
Integration with your palette
COMING SOONUpload your corporate colour library and the tool maps every detected colour to your own nomenclature.
Flexible and batch export
Custom visual chips and single or bulk data export, in the formats your systems use.
Applications.
E-commerce enrichment
Accurate, consistent colours on every product page.
Digital colour cards
Visual palettes of a full collection for presentations or suppliers.
Internal alignment
Design, marketing and buying working with the same colour nomenclature.
Technical documentation
Product sheets and manufacturing documents with standardised colour information.