Color Identifier

Hex Color Wheel

Pick real colors and read their Hex — no spinning a wheel.

What a hex color wheel is for — and the faster path

A hex color wheel lets you spin around hues and adjust shade to land on a Hex value from scratch. That is handy when you are inventing a color, but most searches start the other way around: you have a color you can see and you want its Hex. Color Identifier handles that directly by reading the exact value from a real color.

Read the Hex from reality

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
  2. Aim at an object, or tap a precise point in an image.
  3. Read the Hex code plus RGB, CMYK and Pantone.
  4. Save it to a palette and capture more colors.

Rather than dialing a position on a hex color wheel and hoping it matches, you get the true Hex sampled from the pixel or surface itself.

From one color to a full set

Used as a hex color wheel alternative, the app turns real colors into reusable codes: save them into palettes and export or share. It is free to download with your first scans free.

Frequently asked questions

Is Color Identifier a hex color wheel?

No. A hex color wheel lets you drag around hues to invent a Hex value. Color Identifier instead reads the exact Hex of a real color you point at or tap in a photo.

How do I get a Hex without a wheel?

Aim Live Camera at the object, or open a photo and tap the exact spot. The app returns that color's Hex plus RGB, CMYK and Pantone.

Can I gather several Hex values together?

Yes. Save each color into a palette and export or share the Hex and other codes.

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