Get the RGB behind any color
When you are building for screens, RGB is the language you need. As a color identifier RGB tool, Color Identifier reads any color and gives you its red, green and blue values right away — whether you aim your iPhone at a real object or tap a point inside a photo. No charts, no eyeballing, just the three numbers.
RGB plus the formats around it
A single reading returns more than RGB. You also get the color’s name and its Hex, CMYK and Pantone codes. That means the same shade is ready for screen work in RGB and Hex, and for print in CMYK and Pantone, all from one tap. A color identifier RGB workflow that also hands you the other formats saves jumping between converters.
How to read RGB
- Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
- Point at the object, or tap the exact pixel in your image.
- Read the RGB value alongside Hex, CMYK and Pantone.
- Save it to a palette to reuse.
Where RGB values go
- UI and web — drop RGB or Hex into your styles and design files.
- Digital art — match a color from a reference photo.
- Matching across tools — carry the same RGB between apps.
Save each reading into a palette, organize it by project, and export or share so the RGB and its companion codes land wherever you build.