How do I create a color palette in Color Identifier?

Capture colors one at a time from real objects or photos, then save each into a palette. The app stores the Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes for every shade.

Does it generate a palette automatically?

No. Color Identifier does not auto-generate schemes. You create a color palette by hand-picking the exact colors you want, which keeps it true to your source.

Can I share the palette?

Yes. Once saved, you can export or share the palette so the codes land in your other tools.

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Create a color palette from colors you actually see

Most palette tools ask you to start from a blank wheel or random suggestions. Color Identifier lets you create a color palette from the real world instead — the colors in a photo, a product, a room, or a piece of art. Each one becomes an exact set of codes you can reuse anywhere.

Capture, then collect

Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
Point at an object or tap a point in an image.
Read the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
Save it, then repeat to gather the rest of your shades.

This is how you create a color palette that feels cohesive: every color comes from the same source material, so the tones already belong together.

Make the palette work everywhere

Web and UI — Hex and RGB paste straight into your design files.
Print — CMYK and Pantone keep the colors accurate on press.
Decor and crafts — codes match against any paint brand’s range.

When you create a color palette this way, the result is grounded in colors you chose on purpose. Organize palettes by project, then export or share the codes. The app is free to download with your first scans free.

Create A Color Palette

Create a color palette from colors you actually see

Capture, then collect

Make the palette work everywhere

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