Beyond a color identifier website
When people search for a color identifier website, they usually want a quick way to find out what color something is. On a desktop a web page might do, but on a phone it often means uploading a file, pinching to zoom, and squinting at the result. Color Identifier takes a different route: it lives on your iPhone and reads colors the moment you point or tap.
How it replaces a web tool
- Open Color Identifier and pick Live Camera to read a real object.
- Or pick From Photo to tap any spot in an image you already have.
- Read the color name plus its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Instead of loading a color identifier website and wrestling with uploads, you get an instant, tap-and-read experience.
What you can read
- Real surfaces — a wall, fabric, a product, live through the camera.
- Saved photos and screenshots — tap the exact pixel you care about.
- On-screen art — sample a logo or graphic from any image.
Keep your colors handy
Every color you identify can be saved into a palette and organized by project. Export or share the codes whenever you need them. Because the values are universal, anything you capture works with any paint range or design app — no color identifier website required.