A color identifier from website screenshots
Spotted a color on a web page and want to reuse it? Color Identifier acts as a color identifier from website visuals — not by inspecting a live site’s code, but by reading a screenshot of it. Capture the page as an image, tap the color, and the app tells you exactly what it is.
How to grab a color from a page
- Take a screenshot of the web page on your iPhone.
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Tap the color you want, like an eyedropper.
- Get the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Used this way, a color identifier from website screenshots is fast and works on any page you can capture. There’s plenty you can pull from a page:
- Buttons and accents — match a UI color in your own design.
- Logos and banners — sample the exact brand color shown.
- Backgrounds — identify a subtle gradient or fill.
Save and reuse the colors
Once you identify a color, save it into a palette and export or share the codes. Because a color identifier from website captures gives universal values, they work with any design app, paint range, or document — no live inspection needed.