Build a palette instead of generating one
A typical website color palette generator spits out random combinations and hopes one fits. Color Identifier takes a more grounded route: it builds palettes from colors you actually capture. Screenshot a layout you like, tap the shades that matter, and assemble a palette from real, accurate colors rather than guesses.
How to put a palette together
- Capture a screenshot of the design or page.
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Tap each color you want, like an eyedropper.
- Each tap returns Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Used this way, the app fills the same need as a website color palette generator while keeping every color true to its source. Captured colors beat random ones because you keep only the shades you chose, match an existing look exactly, and get codes for both screen and print.
Save, export, reuse
The palette is most useful when it stays together. Group your sampled colors, then export or share the codes. The values are universal, so they work with any design tool, document, or paint range. Build one palette per site or project and you always have its exact colors on hand.