Build a palette with a color palette identifier approach
A color palette identifier is really about pulling the key colors out of something and capturing them. Color Identifier does this point by point: you tap the colors that matter in a photo, or read them live from a scene, and each one becomes a saved swatch with full codes. You decide which shades define the palette.
How to identify and collect
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo or Live Camera.
- Tap a color in the image, or aim at an object.
- Read its name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
- Save it and repeat for each color you want.
Working this way, the app acts as a hands-on color palette identifier — you curate the colors rather than accept an automatic guess.
What you can pull colors from
- A single photo — sample the standout shades.
- A real-life scene — read colors straight off objects.
- A screenshot — capture colors from a design or site.
Save the whole set
Once you’ve identified the colors, keep them together in a palette, organize by project, and export or share the codes. As a practical color palette identifier, the app turns whatever inspired you into a reusable set of exact values.