Pick a colour from a photo in one tap
A colour you captured in a photo is easy to lose track of unless you can read it exactly. The colour picker photo mode in Color Identifier solves that: open the photo, tap a single point, and the app reads the colour right there. It acts like an eyedropper for photos, so you pick the precise pixel you mean.
Step by step
- Open Color Identifier and tap From Photo.
- Choose the photo you want to work from.
- Pinch to zoom in, then tap the exact spot.
- Read the colour name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
- Save it to a palette or share the codes.
The colour picker photo mode means a colour from a single frame becomes a clean set of values you can actually use.
Make every photo count
Light changes from photo to photo, so a little care helps. Pick a well-lit shot and zoom in before tapping, so you read the true colour rather than a shadow. The resulting codes are universal, so a shade picked from a photo works in design tools or as a paint reference in any brand’s range. Color Identifier is free to download, and your first picks are free.