Color Identifier

Color Palette Maker

Make palettes from the colors you capture around you.

A color palette maker fed by real colors

Think of Color Identifier as a color palette maker that starts with the world instead of a blank grid. Rather than nudging sliders to invent shades, you capture colors you actually encounter and assemble them into a palette. The result is a set of swatches that came from somewhere real and carries exact codes you can reuse.

Making a palette, step by step

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

Used as a color palette maker, the app keeps every captured color organized and ready to use.

Sources to draw from

Finish and share your palette

Group your captured colors, rearrange them, and export or share the codes when the palette is done. Because this color palette maker companion is free to download with your first captures free, you can start making palettes from real colors today.

Frequently asked questions

Can Color Identifier work as a color palette maker?

Yes. As a color palette maker companion, it captures real or in-photo colors and lets you save them together with Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.

How do colors get into a palette?

Capture each one with Live Camera or by tapping a photo, then save it into the palette you're making.

Can I export the finished palette?

Yes. Organize palettes by project and export or share the codes for use elsewhere.

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