Select a color, get its RGB
When your workflow runs on red, green, and blue values, you want to select a color and read its RGB right away. As a color rgb selector, Color Identifier does that from the real world or an image: point at an object, or tap a point in a photo, to select the shade and see its RGB.
RGB and the full set
Every selection returns the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone. RGB and Hex handle screen and web, while CMYK and Pantone handle print, so the color rgb selector saves you from converting formats by hand.
How it works
- Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
- Point at the object, or tap the exact pixel in your image.
- Select the color and read its RGB values.
- Save it with Hex, CMYK and Pantone to a palette.
Where RGB selection helps
- Color fields — type the selected RGB into any editor.
- Screens and lighting — match a device to an RGB value.
- Reference images — select RGB from any photo or screenshot.
Save each color you select into a palette, organize by project, then export or share so the RGB values land wherever you work. It’s free to download, with your first scans free.