What a brand palette generator can’t do — and what this does
A typical brand palette generator hands you a random arrangement of colors and hopes one fits. Color Identifier flips that. It doesn’t invent schemes; it helps you capture the exact colors you actually want and gathers them into a palette you build deliberately.
How to put a palette together
- Open Color Identifier and pick From Photo to load a logo or product shot.
- Tap each color you want, like using an eyedropper.
- Switch to Live Camera to sample colors from real signage or packaging.
- Each reading returns its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
So instead of a random brand palette generator, every color in the set is one you chose on purpose, and the approach holds up:
- True to source — colors match the real brand, not a guess.
- Cross-medium — CMYK and Pantone for print, Hex and RGB for screens.
- Easy handoff — share precise values with anyone.
Save your palette and move on
Collect your sampled colors into one palette so the whole set travels together, then export or share the codes. The values are universal, working with any paint range, design app, or document.