A color picker that sees the real world
When people search for a color picker, they usually picture an eyedropper trapped inside a single app. Color Identifier breaks that limit, reaching the things around you: aim your iPhone at a painted wall, a flower, or a fabric swatch and read the color live, or open a photo and tap the exact spot you want.
How to pick a color
- Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera for real objects or From Photo for an image.
- Point at the surface, or tap the precise pixel in your picture.
- Read the color name plus its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
- Save it to a palette for later.
Because the same picker handles both real surfaces and saved images, you never have to juggle separate tools.
Where it helps
- Design — pull a Hex value from a mockup or a real object.
- Home projects — capture a color you like before a trip to the shop.
- Inspiration — grab shades from anything that catches your eye.
Having a color picker in your pocket means a color you spot in the wild never gets away. Read it, save it, and the exact codes travel with you, ready to drop into design files or carry to a paint counter whenever you are ready.