Color Identifier

Color Scheme Generator

Build schemes from real colors you capture, with exact codes attached.

Start a scheme from colors that already work

A typical color scheme generator spins out harmonies from a single hue using math. That can be a fine starting point, but the most convincing schemes usually come from colors you have actually seen together — a fabric, a landscape, a favorite photo. Color Identifier takes that route: instead of generating colors from a formula, it lets you capture the exact shades you want and keep them as usable codes.

Capture each color, keep every code

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
  2. Point at an object, or tap a precise point in an image.
  3. Read the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
  4. Save it, then repeat for each color in your scheme.

Used this way, the app becomes a hands-on alternative to a color scheme generator: you decide the colors, and it records them precisely.

Turn captures into a palette

Group your captured colors into a palette, organize by project, and export or share the exact values. Color Identifier is free to download with your first readings free, so you can begin assembling a scheme from real color today.

Frequently asked questions

Is Color Identifier a color scheme generator?

Not in the algorithmic sense — it doesn't auto-generate harmonies for you. Instead it captures the exact colors you choose from real objects or photos, with full codes, so you can assemble a scheme grounded in real shades.

How do I build a scheme with it?

Capture each color you like, read its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone, and save the readings together into a palette that becomes your scheme.

Can I export the scheme I build?

Yes. Save your colors into a palette and export or share the codes for use in design, print, or decor.

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