Recreate a site’s colors from a screenshot
A website color palette is the set of shades a page uses for its header, buttons, links, and background. Color Identifier helps you capture those colors from an image rather than guessing. Take a screenshot, open it in the app, and sample each color to turn it into a precise, reusable code.
How to build the palette
- Capture a screenshot of the page you want.
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Tap each color across the layout, like an eyedropper.
- Each tap returns Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Collect the key shades and your website color palette comes together from real, accurate colors. Sampling from an image means you capture colors without viewing any code, record the precise shade of each element, and get CMYK and Pantone alongside Hex and RGB.
Keep the palette together
A website color palette is most useful when the colors stay grouped. Save your sampled shades as one palette, then export or share the codes. The values are universal, so they work with any design tool, document, or paint range. Keeping each project in its own palette makes it easy to come back and reuse a look later.