Color Identifier

Color Palette

Build a palette from colors you capture, not ones you guess.

A color palette grounded in real colors

The strongest color palette often starts with something you actually saw — a wall, a sunset, a fabric, a label. Color Identifier doesn’t spin out random swatches; instead it helps you capture the exact colors you love and gather them into a palette you can use anywhere. You collect, name, and save the shades that matter to you.

From capture to palette

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
  2. Point at an object, or tap a point in an image.
  3. Read the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
  4. Save it, then add more to grow your color palette.

Because every reading carries universal codes, your palette travels cleanly into design apps, documents, or the paint counter.

Good places to source colors

Keep palettes organized

Group colors into separate palettes by room, brand, or mood, then export or share whenever you need them. Since this color palette companion is free to download with your first captures free, you can start gathering colors and building palettes from real life today.

Frequently asked questions

Can Color Identifier build a color palette?

Yes. Capture colors from your camera or a photo, then save them together into a color palette with their Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.

Where do the colors come from?

From the real world or your images — anything your camera sees, or any point you tap in a photo or screenshot.

Can I share or reuse a palette?

Yes. Organize palettes by project and export or share the codes for use in any design or paint tool.

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