[braz]

Another option is script.colorbox, it's what I've been using. I believe it's now in the Kodi repo, here's the source if you don't find it...

https://github.com/BADMS/script.colorbox

[rafaelchampion]

Maybe one of these Infolabels could be helpful:

Fanart.Color1 Returns the first of three colors included in the currently selected Fanart theme for the parent TV Show. Colors are arranged Lightest to Darkest.
Fanart.Color2 Returns the second of three colors included in the currently selected Fanart theme for the parent TV Show. Colors are arranged Lightest to Darkest.
Fanart.Color3 Returns the third of three colors included in the currently selected Fanart theme for the parent TV Show. Colors are arranged Lightest to Darkest.

EDIT: O.K., didnt recognise at the first quick view that these are only for TV-Shows /EDIT

However, imo. most dark or bright colors work on top of Fanarts (transparent).

If you would like to do it via script, you may still have to find a way to adjust the textcolor to. (maybe; - didnt test the Script, its just a guess)

That's the trick. I'm actually trying to change the color of an image which will be used as a card.
Look



Google's new API can "look" at an image and determine two colors: One predominant which can be used as background and one highlight, which can be used as a button.

[rafaelchampion]

Another option is script.colorbox, it's what I've been using. I believe it's now in the Kodi repo, here's the source if you don't find it...

https://github.com/BADMS/script.colorbox

Thank you, I'll give it a try.

[Rjsachse]

Wish something like this still exists would be a good feature to see in skin helper service