Color Identifier

Blue Color Palette

Capture the real blues you love and collect them into a palette you can reuse.

Collect a blue color palette from the world around you

Most tools that promise a blue color palette hand you a random set of swatches. Color Identifier takes the opposite approach: it helps you build a palette from the actual blues you see. Spot a navy jacket, a teal tile, or a powder-blue wall, and capture that exact shade instead of settling for a generic preset.

How to build your palette of blues

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera to read a real blue object.
  2. Or pick From Photo and tap any blue in an image, like an eyedropper.
  3. Each reading gives the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.

Repeat for every blue you want, and your blue color palette grows from real, usable colors rather than guesses. Captured blues come in handy everywhere:

Save, organize, and reuse

A blue color palette is most useful when it travels with you. Group your blues into a saved palette, then export or share the codes. Because the values are universal, every blue works with any paint range, design app, or document.

Frequently asked questions

Does the app generate a random blue color palette for me?

No, it doesn't invent schemes. Color Identifier builds a blue color palette from real blues you capture — a sky, a fabric, a logo — and saves their exact codes.

How do I get the codes for each blue?

Every blue you tap or scan returns its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values, so each color in your palette is ready to reuse.

Can I keep several blues together?

Yes. Sample multiple blues and save them as one palette, then export or share it for design or paint work.

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