Identify any color inside an image
Designers and DIYers alike keep a folder of images full of colors they wish they could reuse. A color identifier from image unlocks them. Color Identifier acts like an eyedropper for your image library: open a picture, tap the point, and identify the color along with its codes.
How to identify a color from an image
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Select the image — photos, screenshots, and downloads all work.
- Tap the exact area you want to sample.
- Get the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Since the color identifier from image reads the actual pixels, the result is the shade that’s genuinely in the picture.
Where it shines
- Mood boards — identify colors from saved inspiration images.
- Brand work — sample a logo or screenshot to match its palette.
- Recreating a look — pull tones from a room or product image.
Turn one image into a scheme
Sample several points across a single image to capture its whole color story, then save those shades as a palette and export or share the codes with your other apps. One image can hold an entire scheme, and this is far faster than matching each color by eye.