Capture the soft shades you love
A pastel color palette is delicate by nature, and small differences between a blush, a mint, and a lilac matter. Generic swatches rarely match what you have in mind. Color Identifier helps by reading the real pastels around you: a painted nursery wall, a flower, a piece of stationery. You capture the exact soft tone rather than approximating it.
Build a palette of pastels
- Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera to read a real object.
- Or pick From Photo and tap any pastel in an image, like an eyedropper.
- Each reading gives the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Because pale shades sit so close together, capturing real ones keeps your pastel color palette accurate. Captured pastels help across many projects:
- Decor — coordinate soft tones across a room.
- Crafts and stationery — match papers, ribbons, and prints.
- Print — keep CMYK and Pantone next to Hex and RGB.
Save, organize, and reuse
A pastel color palette is most useful when it travels with you. Group your pastels into a saved palette, then export or share the codes. Since the values are universal, every shade works with any paint brand’s range, design app, or document. Color Identifier is free to download, and your first scans are free.