A color grabber that collects, not just captures
Plenty of tools can read one color, but a real color grabber helps you gather them. Color Identifier does both: grab a shade from the world or a photo, then drop it into a palette so it joins the rest of your collection. Over time you build sets of colors you can actually reuse.
How the color grabber works
- Open Color Identifier and use Live Camera to grab a color from any object or surface.
- Or choose From Photo and tap a point to grab a color from an image.
- Each grab returns the name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
- Save it into a palette to keep building your set.
Used this way, the color grabber turns scattered moments of inspiration into an organized library.
Why collecting matters
- Consistency — keep a project’s colors in one palette.
- Comparison — line up shades side by side before you commit.
- Reuse — pull from past palettes instead of starting over.
Export when you’re ready
Once a palette is built, export or share the codes so your grabbed colors move straight into your design files, documents, or shopping notes. Since every grab carries Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone together, the same palette works whether you’re heading to screen or to print, and the codes drop cleanly into whatever tool you use next.