Name a color from any image
A reference image often holds the answer, you just need to extract it. Used as a color identifier tool from image, Color Identifier lets you open a photo and tap the exact point you want, working like an eyedropper. The tool names that color and reveals its codes, so you never have to eyeball a match from the screen again.
How it reads an image
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Load the image you want to read.
- Tap the precise point you care about.
- Read the name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Because this color identifier tool from image reads the pixel where you tap, you can pick out one small detail instead of an average of the whole picture.
Images people pull colors from
- Screenshots — colors from a site, app, or social post.
- Product shots — the shade of an item before you buy.
- Inspiration photos — a room, a landscape, a piece of art.
Save, organize, and share
Once you find the colors that matter, save them to a palette so they stay together by project, then export or share the codes when you need them. Prefer to read a real object instead of an image? Switch to Live Camera and point your iPhone at it. The app is free to download with your first reads free, so you can start pulling colors from images today.